? on 60 degree blade for cricut
? on 60 degree blade for cricut
What seller is good to buy from on this 60 degree blade for my cricut? How much does it cost? I am thinking of buying on to make deeper cuts when making the Word books. Any information on this is appreciated. Thanks...
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Re: ? on 60 degree blade for cricut
Go on e-bay and type in 60 degree roland blade. It won't be in the craft section so just keep it in the general section. I bought mine from DESAY USA in Ontario, Ca via e-bay. I can't remember what I paid but I got 5 blades and they were cheap. They work great, I prefer them over the 45 degree blade for regular cutting.
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thanks Linda...
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I purchased from the same people and had them sent downunder!! I got 5 of 60's and 5 of 40's and even with postage was less than buying 4 new blades here!
They give quick service and nice people to deal with. I do believe they also have the blade to do engraving with your cricut but I havent bought that yet.
They give quick service and nice people to deal with. I do believe they also have the blade to do engraving with your cricut but I havent bought that yet.

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Re: ? on 60 degree blade for cricut
Ooooh what's this, yet another feature on the cricut....engraving tell me more tell me more lolTingha Treasures wrote:I purchased from the same people and had them sent downunder!! I got 5 of 60's and 5 of 40's and even with postage was less than buying 4 new blades here!
They give quick service and nice people to deal with. I do believe they also have the blade to do engraving with your cricut but I havent bought that yet.
I'm picking up my blades today, from a seller that is a bit closer than the states, think it was $24 for 6 blades, and you can pick how many of each you want, so I've got 4 normal and 2 deep cut, will be picking them up from the post office this morning, will let you know if they are any good.
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Yes the Cricut will engrave there is a video on UTube
Anywhere that sells Roland blades are okay for the Cricut.
Anywhere that sells Roland blades are okay for the Cricut.
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Re: ? on 60 degree blade for cricut
Okies, got my nifty little storage box of blades from ebay seller y2store this morning, got 4 normal and 2 deep cut blades for $23 Australian including postage
Blade works perfectly, just tried it on a very delicate paper and it cut without any hassle, perfect, neat, crisp cutting
So happy, love bargains
I got 6 blades for cheaper than the cost of 2 branded blades in the LSS woohoooooo



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Re: ? on 60 degree blade for cricut
Another great place I found for Roland 46 and 60 degree blades on ebay is:
user name: seikitech
Store: SeikiTech Sign Making
I bought my 60 degree blades @ 10 for $24.99 US, and they are still listed. Excellent communication, and the shipping was great to Canada. They aswered any questions I had before buying, now they are on my favorite seller list!
These blades do cut very nice for me......
I no longer pay $10.00 or more for 2 from anywhere else.
user name: seikitech
Store: SeikiTech Sign Making
I bought my 60 degree blades @ 10 for $24.99 US, and they are still listed. Excellent communication, and the shipping was great to Canada. They aswered any questions I had before buying, now they are on my favorite seller list!
These blades do cut very nice for me......
I no longer pay $10.00 or more for 2 from anywhere else.
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Re: ? on 60 degree blade for cricut
scrappinbykris wrote:Ooooh what's this, yet another feature on the cricut....engraving tell me more tell me more lolTingha Treasures wrote:I purchased from the same people and had them sent downunder!! I got 5 of 60's and 5 of 40's and even with postage was less than buying 4 new blades here!
They give quick service and nice people to deal with. I do believe they also have the blade to do engraving with your cricut but I havent bought that yet.
I'm picking up my blades today, from a seller that is a bit closer than the states, think it was $24 for 6 blades, and you can pick how many of each you want, so I've got 4 normal and 2 deep cut, will be picking them up from the post office this morning, will let you know if they are any good.
I can engrave with this thing??? How awesome is that? I was unaware. Can someone explain the difference between the 45 and 60? Which blade is made for engraving? This is all very new to me. I'm ridiculously excited.

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Re: ? on 60 degree blade for cricut
Hi there no there is another blade for engraving
just researching it now.
The dif between 45 and 60 is just that 15 degree so the 60 cuts into thicker stock more easily.

The dif between 45 and 60 is just that 15 degree so the 60 cuts into thicker stock more easily.