Non-OEM Summa Blade Alternative?

[CarNate69]

Saw that OEM Summa blades went from $132 per 5 pack to $199 per 5 pack overnight, Summa machinery is getting more and more expensive to run based on their ever increasing prices for consumables. Anyone have any alternatives to their blades?

 

[Bigdawg]

Can't recommend Clean Cut blades enough. We use them in both our Roland and Graphtec. And it looks like they have Summa blades...

 

[Bly]

I got some from Ebay from a German supplier which last well and are quite a bit cheaper than oem.

 

[Johnny Best]

Second Clean Cut blades. Use them for my Summa.

 

[Ready]

I vote for Clean Cut Blade as well (866-579-0963). I discovered them by accident in 2007 and have been using them ever since. Very helpful, very nice, and home grown in Waterloo, Iowa.
Bob P

 

[SightLine]

Another vote for Clean Cut..... I found them right here in another post a few years ago.

 

[DZineGraphX]

clean cut blades - the only way to go and inexpensive - one blade lasts for ever

 

[astraios]

I got some from Ebay from a German supplier which last well and are quite a bit cheaper than oem.

Can you please share contact info of your Ebay supplier? Thanks.

 

[Bly]

Can you please share contact info of your Ebay supplier? Thanks.

His ebay name is cutplot
Items in Gravierbedarf store on eBay!

 

[Kottwitz-Graphics]

Can't go wrong with clean cut blades.

 

[XtremeXccessories]

Thanks for the recommendations on Clean Cut blades. I didn't mind paying a little extra for Summa blades over aftermarket, but I'm not going to pay them $40 per damn blade plus the $12 UPS fee on a, what, 1.5 ounce item?

 

[Snydo]

Fellers and Grimco sell them as well.

 

[Pat Whatley]

Not sure what you're cutting but the 10 blades I bought from Clean Cut outlived the damn plotter.