The photo in this advertisement seems to indicate these cutters are double cut. Are the cutters that you actually ship double cut or single cut ?
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The cutters are double cut. The set sent to me was labeled as 1/8" shank but they are actually 3mm, not 1/8" (3.175mm). I have 3mm collets for my Foredom hand pieces and kept them because they perform well in hardwoods.
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I was very confused as well; however, I ordered one and on the box it says " DC-210N Heavy Duty 12" Trimmer". The item number is cui12210. So they are not different; they are the same trimmer. I wanted to add that I love this trimmer!!! I needed to cut calendar handouts the size of a business card which required exact cutting and this is perfect!!! Best trimmer I ever bought. For those of you who just want a paper cutter and no need for the clamping down of paper for a precise cut then buy a regular paper cutter. Don't be confused with a trimmer which is very exact for needs like photos, or printing which needs to be precisely cut. I am so excited to be able to have something which clamps down the paper so it doesn't move when cutting.
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I don't know for sure, but they are probably proprietary to the brand. A google search on this company would probably be the best way to get an answer to your inquiry. However, I've been using mine for several months on an almost daily basis and they don't show any signs of dulling yet. I think it would probably be cheaper to replace the entire cutter if it gets dull; it is not very expensive. I hope this helps you.
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They can be cut, you just have to be careful so that it looks nice after you cut them.
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No, it's a single blade. The reciews i read before i bought this one suggested the double blades are messy and the single work just as well. i agree, This one works great.
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The one's I got were 340, and they are full length/uncut. I would email the seller like I did to get confirmation after you order.
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No not on the one I recieved but the double pegs appear of lesser qualty but overall very nice. Also it cuts nice as a light cutter and worth the money.
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Good afternoon, we have had some people in the past do this, and had great succses, however, if you were to do this, we would not be able to take any return. They are solid core, so if you chose to cut them, it SHOULD work.Thanks,Aaron
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No the knifes I got where different then what was pictured. Not cut out in handle and no thumb groove. Will take some work on a grinder to get them to a good point and edge. The only positive is they are weighted well.
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It is one set of four double sided pieces. One side is the cutter. You turn the cutter over to make the imprint.
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Kieva, This is a single die. It is like a pattern but with a cutting surface used to cut out the envelope and closure circle that you then assemble yourself. This process requires a specialty machine that cuts from these die. Some people cut and put together the envelope then sell the envelope assembled. Often you find these under die cuts. The description will reflect this and how many you receive for whatever price they are asking. Hope this helps. JL
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I would buy a cutter designed for those harder than "Normal" types of wire you are needing to cut. Basically the cutters are intended for softer materials... Cutting a coat hanger is enough to nick the blades... The part you want will come from EREM and will cost considerably more than these cutters do. The pair I bought are good grade professional assembly / production cutters that I've used for a year now in more of a hobby type of use and I'd dearly miss them although these are what I'd have purchased for any of my past assembly personnel. They are very similar if not exactly like the Hunter line of tools that I used in 20 years of assembly supervision..RK Johnson Sr I would buy a cutter designed for those harder than "Normal" types of wire you are needing to cut. Basically the cutters are intended for softer materials... Cutting a coat hanger is enough to nick the blades... The part you want will come from EREM and will cost considerably more than these cutters do. The pair I bought are good grade professional assembly / production cutters that I've used for a year now in more of a hobby type of use and I'd dearly miss them although these are what I'd have purchased for any of my past assembly personnel. They are very similar if not exactly... » Read More I would buy a cutter designed for those harder than "Normal" types of wire you are needing to cut. Basically the cutters are intended for softer materials... Cutting a coat hanger is enough to nick the blades... The part you want will come from EREM and will cost considerably more than these cutters do. The pair I bought are good grade professional assembly / production cutters that I've used for a year now in more of a hobby type of use and I'd dearly miss them although these are what I'd have purchased for any of my past assembly personnel. They are very similar if not exactly like the Hunter line of tools that I used in 20 years of assembly supervision..RK Johnson Sr « Show Less
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Sorry. I do not speak English well. I believe the carbide cutters are made as the tools that are intended. Each manufacturer uses the cutters as your own design. (google translator)
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Just one which I've never used. I use the machine to make very thin lasagna sheets and ravioli. The cutter looks to be for a medium width pasta. Maybe I'll use it one of these days and see.
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Just opened box, I got the blades in the photo, not the ones I was looking for that are in description with the teeth. Now I have wait to return them and find a seller that actually sells what is listed.
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No that is not normal... They come in the box displayed and they are wrapped in blue and white paper. The print on the blade may be smeared but most of the time the print is clear. It sounds like they sent you the wrong item.
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The set I bought came with a thick-wide cutter and a thin-narrow cutter. Mostly use the thick cutter.