3 Pack Proudly Made in USA Replacement Combo Pack Includes 3 Blades for Craft Cutting Machines Expression Explore One Maker 1 2 3 Cuddle Creation Compatible with Cricut
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Color: 3 Pack- Combo
Features
- Support our American Small Business
- Last 3 times longer than any other blade
- Made of cemented carbide never dulls
- Works in most craft machines
Description
Please Support Our American Small Business - American proudly made and sold quality blade products includes 2 standard 45 degree and 1 deep point 60 degree blade Compatible with: All machnes; Explore Air, Air 2, Maker, Expression, Cudldle and more if not sure please contact us for help. Note: If you feel the blades dull at the first time of using, please manually adjust angle blade with the desired media properly. By setting the pressure settings in your software. 100% Satisfaction Guarantee: We back our product 100% for its durability and precision. In the event you have defective ones, please contact us immediately, we will send you FREE replacements or refund your money.
Brand: Bridge Cutters
Material: Cemented Carbide
Color: 3 Pack- Combo
Operation Mode: Manual
Item Weight: 0.02 Pounds
Brand Name: Bridge Cutters
Manufacturer: Bridge Cutters
UPC: 726670259127
Item Height: 0.2 inches
Item Weight: 0.02 Pounds
Material Type: Cemented Carbide
Color: 3 Pack- Combo
Operation Mode: Manual
Print media: Card stock, Fabric
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Color: 4 Pack- German Combo
These are terrific blades. No issues. Those who experienced torn cardstock probably were using a mat that was not as grippy as is needed. I too experienced torn cardstock, but when I switched to a new mat (yes, I could have just cleaned the one I was using), the cuts were perfect. If the cardstock is not adhered properly to the mat, any blade will tear the cardstock. I have already ordered more of these blades.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2020 by D Clark
Color: 3 Pack- German Carbide
Excellent product - as good as Cricut and less expensive!
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026 by James Smith
Color: 3 Pack- German Carbide
These work perfectly with our VariQuest machine and are 90% cheaper than OEM replacement blades.
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024 by Jennifer Grayson
Color: 3 Pack- Combo
I cannot find these blades at any craft stores in my area -- even the store where I actually bought my Cricut from (what's up with that?!). Works as expected. Had to look up how to actually change out the blades and the packaging it came in felt cheap and was a very crumpled. They claimed minimal packaging to help the environment or something like that. The blades themselves were fine, so not a big deal.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2017 by Abby S
Color: 3 Pack- 45°
The only blades I use in my Cricut Air 2. Long lasting and clean cutting.
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025 by Ernestine Hendrix
Color: 3 Pack- German Carbide
Great replacement for Crikut Maker blade. These blades are a little pricier than some of the off brands but I’ve never had any issue with these. They also last a long time, which is a plus.
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2025 by T. Martinez
Color: 3 Pack- 60°
I was looking for blades that would work with my cutting machine. These are the answer. I have been able to get other materials than HTV. The cuts come out very precise and they don’t “skip over “ any areas of my designs. Great product for the price.
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2024 by Baldwin customer
Color: 6 Pack- 60°
**** Update 1/19/2016 *************** The blades are still fine, but it did occur to me that some people have mentioned "these are the only blades they use". Well, think again. The cut angle also plays a big roll in cut quality. Imagine "slicing" a tomato at an angle. Then imagine slicing a tomato with the blade straight on, parallel with the cutting board. You'll only accomplish squishing the tomato and not cutting it. This isn't any different. With a taller angle on the deep blades, you are basically trading cut-angle for "depth", so the effect is like pushing the blade into your material vs slicing your material with the standard blade. I may continue using the Bridge Cutter blades, but I'll be switching over to the standard depth blades. I feel the deep blades are worthless (to me anyway) since the deeper you cut, the higher the material ends up, where you suffer more of the thickness of the blade shaft itself. Notice the attached photo. it is sharp and narrow at the tip, and thicker (yet sharp) at the top of the edge. This is the reason why my polycarbonate got kicked off the sticky mat. The material was binding at the top of the edge and basically... the cut was "OVER", and so was my work-piece... as well as my cutting mat. ******************************************************************** I just got a Cricut and after a couple days of testing, it seemed I needed to buy "deep cut" blades. So I went on a search for deep cut blades. After reading reviews, it seemed it was worth the extra (not few bucks, but a lot more bucks) money to get the original Cricut blades. Well, I needed them right away and the Cricut blades were not in stock (Amazon Prime). I ordered these just before Christmas and they arrived today (12/28). People have said these are not as good as the Cricut blades. People also say they are not as long as the standard blades. It is said these also don't last as long. If you've read my other reviews, they can be very extensive and detailed, but after a few days of testing the Cricut, these Bridge Cutter Deep Cut blades, and based on my application, this is my take on these blades. First of all, I'll say that these fit a little tighter than the Cricut blade (I only have the original blade). Is this a good thing or a bad thing? I work in the industrial environment, working with CNC machines and such so tighter tolerances are a good thing. In this case, a tighter (not binding) fit is better because there will be less wiggle, resulting in a more precise cut. As shown in the attached photo, the blade on top is the Bridge Cutter blade. Below is the original Cricut blade. The Bridge Cutter is obviously shorter than the Cricut blade. Does this matter? I might, and it might not. Based on reviews, this is a disappointing factor since "how can this blade cut deeper if it is shorter?" Ok, base on the included image by Bridge Cutter, it is clear that the depth of cut is not based on the total length of the blade, but the height of the blade "EDGE", which is shown as taller than the Cricut blade. Does this affect the reach of the blade to the material or the mat? No. My immediate need to to cut some 0.04" polycarbonate plastic and after about 12 passes, the material got knocked off the mat and the blade started scoring my mat, so the answer is "no", the shortness of the blade doesn't seem to affect reach (Cricut, I can't speak for any other machine). I'm sure these blades would work fine with stickers or vinyl. I have been cutting a ton of paper and transparencies and these blades are fine. They will definitely not last forever but they should be fine. As far as people saying these aren't sharp or a dull Cricut blade cuts better than a new Bridge Cutter, well, looking under the microscope, these blades are quite sharp. Again, working in the industrial market, it should be known that all cutters are NOT made equal. Not all knives are made equal. So this is no different. The sharpness of the blade is not the only factor in how well it cuts. It's also the method/technique. In this case, other factors like pressure and speed also have effect on cut quality. Unfortunately, you can't control the speed of these cutters but you can control the pressure. A direct swap of the blades may not yield the same results. For those who are not having luck with these blades, try adjusting the cut pressure in the Materials section of your application. So far, I'm pretty indifferent towards these blades which, however, I was hoping the packaging these blades arrived in was better thought out. What you see in the photos is just a cardboard backing and the six blades are taped using packaging tape to secure them to the backing. The rubber caps are a nice touch, but as these arrived, the blades could have fallen out and I could have lost some. These coming from Amazon's warehouse, the picker would just go to a bin a pick up a package, not knowing if any blades fell out or not. These could have been put in a zip-lock or a sealed baggie would have been much better. This product was only $15, so that's about $2.50 or so each, so it's not really worth returning if one had fallen out. I'll probably purchase more of these blades when they all go dull or chip based on my more extreme applications (I'll be trying to cut the copper off copper clad boards to make PCB at some point soon), so I hope my next order will show up in a baggie instead of just taped over, yet loose.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2015 by Todd Tran