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OLFA RB28-2 - 28mm Tungsten Tool Steel Rotary Blades | 2 pack

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Category: sewing tools

OLFA RB28-2 - 28mm Tungsten Tool Steel Rotary Blades | 2 pack

  • These blades are ideal for small-scale projects and tight corners.
  • Made of tungsten tool steel, these blades offer unparalleled sharpness and superior edge retention.
  • Good for: cutting curves, sewing patterns and general cutting. Cuts fabric, paper, film and more.
  • Quantity: 1 = 2 blades
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew H. ★★★★★

Cuts through multiple layers of fabric like butter, and the tungsten steel holds its edge noticeably longer than my old carbon steel blades. Perfect for those tight curves around armholes.

Edward ★★★★★

Used one of these for the first time on a quilting project and it sliced through multiple layers like butter. The tungsten steel really holds its edge longer than my old generic blades—no dragging or snagging.

Sofia O. ★★★★★

That 28mm size makes tight corners so much easier to manage on small quilting pieces. These blades stay sharp way longer than the ones I was using before, and the tungsten steel really holds its edge through multiple projects.