HQMaster 60 Degree Vinyl Cutter Blades Lettering Blade for Graphtec Cutting Plotter, Blue Cap Pack Of 10 with Springs

I have been using 45 degree blades for vinyl for years. This was the first time I tried the 60 degree and can’t believe I haven’t tried it sooner! Perfect cuts every time.

I use a ton of these blades cutting around 3,000 sheets a week. These are the strongest ones on the market. They do chip eventually, but I get about 500-600 sheets per blade before it's time to change them. The graphtec ones are extremely overpriced to the point of stupidity. I've bought the popular 'clean cut blades' as well, but those chip on me after about 200-300 sheets, which is pretty much how graphtec's normal blades are. These work great, are cheap, easy to order and I don't have to deal with graphtec. Thanks!

The blades work really well on the Silhouette brand of cutters. They do require a special cb09 adaptor.

Price and quantity is a plus. But they go dull rather quickly.

I have been using this type/size blade in my Cameo for years. I’m the past I have purchased from an eBay vendor & was happy with the product. This time I needed them fast. I ordered & received the order quickly. Without a doubt these are the best blades I have ever used. They are so sharp that 1 pass will do! I highly recommend this company for Silhouette Cameo blades.

Graphtec plotter supplies are very pricey (EX plotter bladed pack of two blades $89). And they don't last long. HQMASTER Blades are EXCELLENT QUALITY, I will buy again when back in stock. HQMaster please let me know when there back in stock. Thanks

Muy buen calidad

I love these blades! The 60 degree vinyl cutting blades are perfect for intricate designs. Once to get accustomed to adjusting the depth of the blade manually for your vinyl cutter (in my case for my silhouette) you can cut designs with precision and ease. Once I switched from the silhouette blades to these I wondered why I didn’t do it sooner!My one suggestion is this:Purchase blades holders for each type of media you cut. For example...one for heat transfer, one for card stock, one for smooth vinyl.Once you get your blade depth where you need it for the specific type of media you are cutting label or color code that blade holder. This way you don’t have to constantly try to adjust or guess the needed blade depth for the material you are cutting because you will already have it set...If the tip of the blade breaks or gets dull you just change out the blade for that holder without having to readjust the blade depth.

So far it's has worked pretty good.Good package

Perfect blades for my Graphtec. So much better value than any others I have found.