Can this rotary cutter use ANY 45mm blades, or will only Gingher brand blades fit? I want this cutter but I just bought a pack of Olfa blades...
1536306
Only gingher blades but it is a lot smoother and I like the feel of it better
1536307
That might be a better question for the gingher manufacturers. I have not purchased any other blades. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1536308
It has a safety set up that requires you use their blades. (But I have not attempted to use others or override it) They do cost more... but last longer than the olfas I used for years and I am not bleeding changing the blade!
1536309
I would not buy this cutter. It is pretty but I was not happy with how it worked. I love the Martinelli ergonomic cutter and you can use your blades with it.
1314727
Check your old blade dimensions and if they match up then you won't have any problems. I am very happy with the blades. Worked great right out of the package. Very clean smooth cut.
1418491
From my experience, most generic/universal blades fit on this tool just fine. They may not last as long, but fit hasn't been an issue. Just use the built in handle and attach a new blade quickly.
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Any model that accepts quick-connect attachments will use that cutter. I have attachments I have used on at least four diiferent brands. Ryobi, Poulan, Troy-bilt, Homelite, and Craftman. Double check before you buy. My Troy-Bilt just bit it, I am getting a Husqvarna to replace it because it will accept all my attachments. (I have fallen in love with the Husk brand because my Husk chainsaw and mower have proven reliable and tough.) The bigger the engine, the better it works. That cutter cuts one inch diameter woody stuff without much fuss. Check twice, buy once. About 90% of all models and brands use the identical quick-connect system. Any model that accepts quick-connect attachments will use that cutter. I have attachments I have used on at least four diiferent brands. Ryobi, Poulan, Troy-bilt, Homelite, and Craftman. Double check before you buy. My Troy-Bilt just bit it, I am getting a Husqvarna to replace it because it will accept all my attachments. (I have fallen in love with the Husk brand because my Husk chainsaw and mower have proven reliable and tough.) The bigger the engine, the better it works. That cutter cuts one inch diameter woody stuff without much fuss. Check twice, buy once. About 90% of all models and... » Read More Any model that accepts quick-connect attachments will use that cutter. I have attachments I have used on at least four diiferent brands. Ryobi, Poulan, Troy-bilt, Homelite, and Craftman. Double check before you buy. My Troy-Bilt just bit it, I am getting a Husqvarna to replace it because it will accept all my attachments. (I have fallen in love with the Husk brand because my Husk chainsaw and mower have proven reliable and tough.) The bigger the engine, the better it works. That cutter cuts one inch diameter woody stuff without much fuss. Check twice, buy once. About 90% of all models and brands use the identical quick-connect system. « Show Less
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You can use the same brand for both blades, but different sizes. As for two different brands you can do that as well so long as it's the proper size.
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I would assume if it's a 45mm cutter they would. I know I bought them for my mother and she's used 3 different branded cutters that I know of and they have fit all of them
258599
I have the Fein FMM250Q. They fit but they wear-out much quicker. I used it for cutting 2x4's when redoing my eves. 1 blade made it through about 4 2x4's. I hope this helps.
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I agree with N.Lindgren. The blade from Buttil will fit it. If you need a new blade, order from Amazon. I bought two new blades from Amazon
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The Wahl kit comes with three different width blades, and combs for two of them. I'm not sure if replacements are available, but I doubt if after-market combs would work with them, (with the possible exception of the widest blade). On the other hand, I know that the cutters and combs from other, similar sized, Wahl trimmers will work just fine. I had a cordless that the batteries gave up on, but am able to use those parts on this one.
891908
I used my previous grinder blades on it and they fit perfectly, I think the blades may be standar across brands
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http://www.sideswipeblade.com/models.html check this site i think we emailed to confirm what blade we need for my daugther in law mixer which we got from costco
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Yes, as long as you use t-shank designed blades which are also available from DeWalt, Bosch, Black & Decker and others. But since there is not much of a price difference, I would just stick with the Festool brand that offer superior cutting and long life.
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Gingher and (Italy) is under the name. I love these shears. Fiskars welcomed Gingher as part of William Sonoma back in 2005 which is why you see both together.
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Mine did not come with replacement blades. You can purchase them from Amazon too.Just order 18 MM blades. Love this cutter. Very accurate.
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The foil cutters that have this part number actually fit a number of Rimington shavers. dont get the generic ones they don't cut, they yank and pull, Ouch! These original packaged foil cutters work well even though they cost a bit more. God bless, Mr. Pete
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Bill, Guess the question is do you own this tool. If not, I would look at a cheap, but great, metal cutting tool from HF. Plenty of inexpensive metal cutting blades. If you have or need this particular tool and cannot find the blade, call RotoZip customer service. They are nice people. Personally as expressed in my other review, of all the tools I own, this is the most worthless. Fixed depth, vacuum worthless, difficult to guide freehand. Good Luck
1073191
Sorry wasn't sure which blades you talking about, I've ordered several different types in the last couple months! But as for the osters blades no!!!