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    artists use them to paint on too. That red one doesn't appear to have been used? Any that are still sharp, you can tell by feeling the cutting edge, would likely be worth something more than scrap(somewhere ; )

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bear View Post
    artists use them to paint on too. That red one doesn't appear to have been used? Any that are still sharp, you can tell by feeling the cutting edge, would likely be worth something more than scrap(somewhere ; )
    some of them might still be ok for use. we put new blades on all the time at work. if we need to make precise cuts its much easier with a new blade.

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