Anyone successfully sharpened these blades? So that they will cut drapery fabric?
How did you do it?
Will post this over in threads too if nobody here has done it – successfully.
Dont want to spend a few hours trying different methods to finally arrive at the answer – afraid it will likely involve rouge, etc?
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there is a sharpener just for them...
it works...
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Are you talking about the blades for cutting fabric?
I knew a sharpening guy who used cardboard to sharpen them.
I didn't go into detail about it with him but he was excited about it.
From what he said the cardboard had abrasive qualities that were just right.
He was doing it for people who do a lot of fabric stuff.
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