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I just bought a new shaver to replace my old Remington, a Chinese brand I never heard of before called a "Phisco", so I'll be looking out for the metal slivers you mentioned. I suspect, though, that frequent cleaning of the blades will simply brush them away with the whiskers. After they seat themselves into their screens and "self-hone" the blades should remain sharp and free of metal debris for the life of the shaver as long as I remember to not mix them up. Time will tell.
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There seems to be some confusion on how best to maintain the blades and screens in rotary shavers. The following has worked well for me for the five rotary shavers I have owned, all lasting more than eight years each. Perhaps it could work well for you, too. Most rotary blade sharpeners work on 45mm and smaller, which is fine. This will work for most rotary blades and be great for someone who makes simple projects. There will be less wastage of material when working with sharp blades. But, again, this is because there’s no destruction of fabric. Using a rotary cutter is pretty straightforward, but you do need to be mindful of safety. These blades are sharp and should always have the cover on when not in use. Before you can use a rotary cutter, you’ll need to take care of a few initial steps to prep your fabric and cutting area.
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Wipe off any oil residues left on the blade edges after sharpening before you start using the rotary cutter.
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Keep the blades clean at all times by wiping them off after every use. Keep the rotary cutter on a flat surface and hold the center of the blade firmly. With a paper towel, wipe the blade from the center to the blade’s edge to remove any residues. You can then hold the blade on your fingers and immerse it in some hot soapy water. Next, rinse it, then pat it dry.When reassembling your cutter after sharpening, avoid overtightening the nuts as it slows the blade and makes cutting harder. I guess you've built a few of those "Joule Thief" Circuits? They do the job when you don't have much "Power" to work with... I use them OFTEN when in a few of those "Third World Countries". Fabric seems like it would be an easy material to work with because it’s so flexible. You can lay it however you need to and shape it to fit your project. Electric sharpeners are mostly large in size, but there are smaller ones alike. You will find that some manual sharpeners are not as large as the blades.
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An important thing to remember is that your blade may develop kinks or chips. If this happens, it’s best just to replace the blade rather than sharpen it. How To Sharpen A Rotary Blade Making straight cuts is essential to getting pattern pieces to work together properly. Just as it’s important to get wood cut at just the right angle to fit together for woodworking, it’s important to line up your cuts and seams correctly with fabric.After our in-depth review of how rotary cutters work and the best qualities of a rotary blade sharpener, you’re ready to start shopping! You want to avoid those frustrating moments when cutting through your fabric by taking proper care of your rotary cutter. So how do you ensure that the blades stay sharp for long? Some blade sharpeners are specifically designed for specific blade sizes. Go for that which can sharpen your blades comfortably. vi. Size Older "Ni-Cad" batteries in Razors used to develop a "Memory" if recharged before they were fully dead... That's no Longer the case. Modern rechargeable batteries, and modern Charging Circuits, eliminate the "Memory Effect"... Battery Technology has FINALLY moved forward ;)
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