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Fine-point and premium blades are for light- to mid-weight materials such as cardstock, vinyl, iron-on, and faux leather. Deep-cut blades are intended for thicker materials like poster board, heavy cardstock, fabric, chipboard, and rubber sheets (up to about 1.5 mm thickness).

Reported blade life varies by material and usage, typically in the range of about 500 to 1,500 cuts. Heavier or abrasive materials will shorten blade life, so replace blades when cut quality declines.

Products are offered in different pack sizes — common options include single-blade packs and two-blade packs. Check the product listing to confirm the exact piece count for the item you’re viewing.

Fine-point and premium blades are designed for light- to mid-weight materials (cardstock, vinyl, iron-on), while deep-cut blades can handle thicker substrates — typically up to about 1.5 mm — such as poster board, heavy cardstock, chipboard, fabric, and rubber sheets.

A blade is getting dull when cuts lose crisp edges, layers tear instead of cut cleanly, or the machine requires multiple passes to finish a cut. Replace dull blades to restore precise, clean cuts.

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