Will the pinking blade cause thin/apparel fabric to fray?
487933
I have only used it with quilting cotton fabrics. I think it will work well on any weight cotton but silky fabrics may be a problem.
1471532
We cut ours and didn't have any issues with fraying. We cut them with blade.
1373040
I'm not sure that is a valid concern. You probably shouldn't keep a blade around long enough that it will rust.
2258062
Although I had Amazon mail them directly to my granddaughters, if you can enlarge the photo found at Amazon.com, you can see that there is some sort of edging to keep the cloth from fraying. Sorry I cannot be of more help
1389718
I used it on thick fabric(patio cushions) and it worked fine but the fabric will get rough to the touch
854223
It didn't damage my Marino wool sweaters, which are quite delicate. But for a blanket is get a larger shaver. They make shavers for blankets and larger items.
1417523
Possibly. Check to see if the blade skirt is on tight, check for the clamps from the skirt are broken.
1417522
I would think so, unless something's wrong with the blade itself. If the blade's not bent, then the skirt should tighten it sufficiently. Plastic closure tips on the inside of my old skirt started to break off, so I couldn't tighten it anymore. The new skirt resolved that problem. Hope a new skirt solves your problem!
1026856
The problem I see is that the heat necessary to melt the adhesive will burn the silk. It happened to me when I tried to use it on polyester. Cotton was just fine.
2007942
Yes. I just changed my blade to a pinking one and it works great. There is a little magnet under the blade so it won't fall off when you change it.
1764822
My best guess is no. It IS fabric, which means it will fray at the edge unless it can be sewn back, either by hand or machine. I used a shower curtain liner as a water proof liner on a dog bed, but I did not cut it, I simply made a pocket and sewed on buttons.
1255731
If the claws have points, they may break through the knitted fabric. If they do, but are above the floor it probably wouldn't matter, but the sock may wear out more quickly.
869403
The blade is very thick not super sharp. I'm not sure if it's fragile, we haven't used it yet.
1298390
Yes. There is no finished edge, it's kind of rubbery, seems to be cut from a larger sheet so I don't think the edges would fray if that is the concern. You would have a smaller surface area so it would probably dry and warm up faster.
1044401
Fray Check hardens a bit when exposed to air. When it's dry on fabric, it is a little stiff. But it has remained a liquid in the bottle for several months, and is reusable.
954835
It does fray. I've since ripped the fabric off and now just use the pad by itself.
895993
I have planed a small amount of PT pine, with no "obvious" dulling. It certainly didn't destroy the blades, but no idea if it wears them any faster than not-PT. I tend to doubt it.If you do use PT, make sure you wear a mask. The stuff has gotten a lot safer over the years, but still not sure you want to breath in whatever the current preservative mix is.