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The listings show Premium Fine Point blades, Fine-Point (formerly called Standard) replacement blades, and needle & cutting blade packs.

Blade life varies by material and usage; reported lifespans in listings and reviews are roughly 500 to 1,500 cuts depending on what you’re cutting and how often.

They’re designed for light- to mid-weight materials, including cardstock, vinyl, iron-on (heat transfer) materials, poster board, and faux leather.

Pack contents vary by listing—some packs include two blades. One common listing shows blade dimensions of about 1 inch long by 0.2 inches wide and a weight around 0.02 pounds.

Premium Fine Point blades pair with the gold Premium Fine Point housing, Fine-Point blades use the silver Fine Point housing, and the Fine-Point (formerly Standard) blades are intended for the green Standard Blade housing.

Customer reviews commonly report good build quality and reliable cutting performance, and many reviewers note that the blades offer strong value for the price.

Handle blades with care, unplug the machine before replacing a blade, and replace blades when cuts are no longer crisp to maintain precise results.

A blade is likely dull when cuts are no longer crisp or clean; when that happens, replace the blade to restore precise cutting.

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