YAKAMOZCB09 CB09U Graphtec Blade Holder Base with 15pcs Graphtec Blade Vinyl Cutter Plotter Cutting Blades 30/45/ 60 Degree

These work well and being metal, they feel so much nicer than the cheap plastic blades that came with my silhouette.The fit was initially a bit tight to get into my silhouette, but after a few uses it goes in much more easily.Setting the depth isn't as nice as the ratchet blades that come with my cutter. With the ratchet blades that come with my cutter, I just set them to a number that works for a material and I'm done. With this, I have to adjust the blade a bit at a time and test it on material to see if I set the depth right. It's worth it though because I can set more precise depth with this so that I cut less of the vinyl liner to cut the vinyl, and it costs a lot less per blade.

There are lots of reviews of using this with older Cameo units, but wanted to report this works well with Cameo 4. You need to use the adapters that came with the unit, this holder will fit into the blue or black holder. The black one will automatically be detected as a cut blade, while the blue you'll likely have to change it from sketch.My only complaint is that the different blades are labeled as to what their angles are. You can look and judge for yourself of course, but it would have been nice for it to have been indicated definitively.The holder seems to be of better quality than other intimations. I bough another holder for cheaper from another source and it is much more shoddy compared to this one. The other imitation also barely fits into the blue adapter, doesn't fit at all into the black adapter!

These blades turned my outdated silhouette machine into a updated and future proofed cutting machine it's never cut better in its entire lifespan.

There seems to be a controversy as to whether the blue tips are 30 or 60 degree blades. The Amazon photo indicates the blue tips are the 30 degree blades, but looking around several vendors agree and disagree about this. Everyone agrees the red are the 45 degree blades. With that said mine must have came indicating the blue is the 60 degree blades, thus I labeled them right away. I did not go looking around to verify this, but I have subsequently looked at the tips and the blue ones are the 60 degree blades. This is my 2nd CB09 holder/blade, which I labeled Yellow 30 degrees. I'm purchasing a 3rd one from this same Seller so I don't have to change blades out of the CB09 holder, so I'll have one for each degree of blade. Regarding a comment someone made about having to adjust the blade for each project doesn't understand that you set it once and then just pick your vinyl/paper type from the Studio software and cut. You don't adjust the blade as you would with the Silhouette ratchet blade. You adjust the blade by putting a popsicle stick under the blade and after you do that, you do not move the settings. You should be able to just barely move the popsicle stick out from underneath the blade, meaning you can feel a slight drag from the blade. This works with my original Cameo and Curio machines, albeit, it is tight enough you need to know how to insert it. Look at the silhouetteschoolblog.com to find out about this blade and how to insert it. I purchased from this Seller for two reasons: 1) It is eligible for Amazon Prime and 2) It is fulfilled through Amazon. I waited weeks for my 1st blade to arrive from China just to find out it didn't come with blades or springs.

very good quality for the money you pay.

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piece of junk, waste money.

I was looking for a way to cut small vinyl letters with my silhouette. I saw a tutorial which recommended this blade. Well never has cutting tiny letters been so easy. This is a MUST HAVE!!!! If I think about how much vinyl I have wasted over the years this thing pays for itself ten times over. SOOO happy to have found.