45mm Rotary Fabric Cutter with an Ambidextrous Straight Handle and Tool-Free Blade Changes for Craft Projects
This 45mm rotary fabric cutter cuts up to six layers of thin material at once, helping you work through layered cutting tasks in fewer passes. Made by Olfa, it has a tungsten carbide steel blade for cutting fabric, paper, tarp, vinyl and upholstery.
The ambidextrous straight handle suits either hand, while grooves along the top help reduce slipping during cutting. Tool-free blade changes simplify replacement, and an included blade cover provides protection when the blade is covered. Choose Aqua or Lime to suit your workspace.
Features
- 45mm rotary blade made from tungsten carbide steel
- Ambidextrous design for left- or right-handed cutting
- Straight handle with grooves that help prevent hand slipping
- Tool-free blade replacement using the rear release mechanism
- Cuts up to six layers of thin material at once
- Blade cover included
Specifications
- Product: Rotary cutter
- Blade size: 45mm
- Blade material: Tungsten carbide steel
- Handle: Straight handle with grip grooves
- Hand orientation: Ambidextrous
- Cutting capacity: Up to six layers of thin material at once
- Suitable materials: Fabric, paper, tarp, vinyl and upholstery
- Colors: Aqua or Lime
- Blade replacement: Tool-free
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this 45mm rotary cutter be used left-handed?
Yes. This rotary cutter has an ambidextrous design for left- or right-handed use, with a straight handle and grooves that help prevent your hand from slipping.
How many fabric layers can this cutter cut at once?
This rotary cutter can cut up to six layers of thin material at once. The six-layer capacity applies to thin material rather than every fabric thickness.
What materials can I cut besides fabric?
This 45mm rotary cutter can also cut paper, tarp, vinyl and upholstery, making it useful for a range of material-cutting projects.
Do I need tools to replace the 45mm blade?
No tools are needed to change this cutter's blade. Pull down the rear mechanism to release the blade, carefully position the replacement on the black pin, and slide the mechanism back into place.