CB09 Graphtec Blade Holder Base with 18Pcs Cutting Blades (30/45/60 Degree) for Silhouette Cameo 1 2 3/Portrait/Curio/Graphtec 6000/CE 5000-60 Plotter

I recently purchased the CJRSLRB CB09 Graphtec Blade Holder Base with 18Pcs Cutting Blades for my Silhouette Cameo and I must say, I am extremely impressed with its performance. Firstly, the quality of the blade holder base is exceptional. It is made of sturdy and durable materials, ensuring that it can withstand frequent use without breaking or wearing down. The blades fit perfectly into the holder and the base securely attaches to my machine, making it easy to change and use different blades. Speaking of blades, the set comes with 18 pieces in different degrees (30/45/60) which is perfect for various cutting needs. I have used all three degrees and each one has performed exceptionally well. The blades are sharp and precise, allowing for clean and smooth cuts on a variety of materials such as vinyl, paper, and cardstock. I was also pleased with the price of this set. It is very affordable compared to other blade holder bases and comes with a good number of blades, making it a great value for money. One of the things I appreciate most about this set is the storage case that comes with it. It keeps all the blades organized and easily accessible, preventing them from getting lost or damaged. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with the CJRSLRB CB09 Graphtec Blade Holder Base with 18Pcs Cutting Blades. It has exceeded my expectations in terms of quality, performance, and value for money. I highly recommend this set to anyone looking for a reliable and versatile blade holder base for their Silhouette Cameo.

(Cameo 4) This fit in the white tool adapter for me with a very minimal gap. I inserted a 45 degree blade, then adjusted the blade to only be exposed the tiniest bit (about 1mm). For cutting Oracal 651 vinyl, I put the settings at: Manual blade, 1mm -> blade depth 2 -> force 15 -> passes 1 -> speed 5. It cut perfectly!

I run 3 Silhouette Cameo's all day long- 2 of the original (since 2011) and 1 Cameo 3. I've been cutting with Silhouette from their release and have always used Silhouette brand mats & blades, up until recently. My original Cameo's are slowing down and I've never really loved the Cameo 3....and since all are out of warranty anyway, figured I'd save money and try the off market blades & mats. Used with a CB09 Housing unit, which doesn't fit perfectly (very tight), but well enough, these blades work great- I was actually amazed upon first use and kicked myself for not using sooner. I've now gone through at least a dozen blades, and while I'm still saving money, I've found many of the blades are a hit or miss. A very big downside for me...these blades DO NOT work well with Bazzill 80lb textured cardstock, specifically the Fourz/Grasscloth texture. I can get maybe a handful of sheets in before the blade becomes totally dull and needs to be replaced. Because I use A LOT of this paper, it really is a drawback. Also, because I mostly use 80lb paper, I need to use the 60° blue blade...wish they were sold separately.

great value. works perfect on my FC9000. Blades seem as good as the $50 graphtec ones

First I would like to thank all of the other reviewers before me who shared their experience and tips! Every bit of their info was helpful. So I not only highly reccomend these blades and holder I highly reccomend you read as many reviews as possible! So yes ...there is a bit if a learning curve with these blades but once you get it you'll love them! I did many Christmas cards that had intricate cuts and small pieces and once I got the hang of the right blade depth it cut them like a dream! These blades are great because: - you get 3 different sets of angles 30°,45°, 60° -6 blades of each angle in little cases with tip protectors on and holder - clean cuts, even the intricate ones -last but not least the PRICE! What a great value. You'll get many many more projects out of these for much less than name brand blade. My set came with the springs which threw me off. But I went back and checked reviews and customer questions and found they are included but you no longer need them do to redesign. I labeled each of the plastic containers with the angle for quick use when changing blades. **BE CAREFUL when changing blades they ARE SHARP.**

Disappointed because I’m just now needing to use this and can’t return for being defective bc it’s past the return window. Does not fit correctly in the blade holder. The blade housing this comes with wiggles around while cutting and is completely useless because the cuts are all messed up and awful due of this. It’s as tightly in the machine as it can possible be, but still moves, the original Graphtec housing doesn’t do this.

I can't believe I didn't get these sooner. I have always disliked the wasteful plastic cartridges the Silhouette Cameo required - they are 10-14 dollars EACH and never seem to last that long. This whole set was roughly 25 dollars and comes with so many blades! The whole thing is metal, the large case part is reusable and you only throw away the thin metal spent blade when it's dull. I'm still looking into whether they are recyclable. The set also comes with different angled blades, which I have yet to try out to really see the differences, but I do appreciate the option being available. There's a bit of a learning curve - when putting the blades in there's a tiny spring to keep track of, and there are no numbers to indicate what level your blade is. I have been using trial and error - I have an old Cameo blade, and will turn it to the number I need, and then twist the metal one til it looks like it's about the same. It's worked great so far. One thousand percent better than the plastic, expensive ones!

They did not preform like the OEM knives.

Conforme a l annonce.

GOOD MATERIAL

Excelentes y de muy buena calidad. Las recomiendo.

I have a Silhouette Cameo 2 machine (an older one) and these work absolutely perfectly with it. You do have to manually adjust the height, without the assistance of numbers as the OEM blade holders have, but that really isn't an issue. Most of us Silhouette owners know that we need to do a small test cut and adjust accordingly before cutting anyway. It is just part of the process. The cost is very reasonable and it allows us to not look at the blades we use as being so precious that we don't change them as often as we should. I am not wasteful, but when they are dull - out they go. It saves a lot of aggravation and waste in the long run. I recommend them.

I was a little skeptical at first but WOW! The only thing that might be an issue for you is there is no number dial to know exactly the needle length but I didn't have any problems when adjusting I just turned until needle was visible.