Tonic Precision Rotary Cutter
$13.99
Ultra small (14mm diameter) precision rotary cutter. This cutter is ideal for cutting fabric and paper, and will cut around templates and rulers! The cutter has a Kushgrip comfort coated handle for easy cutting control. The protective cap to protects the blade and provides safe storage. Replacement blades are available (2060EUS). Perfect for both left and right handed users. If you applique, you are going to love this tool.
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