Cutting Mats

Cutting mats are a good idea to protect your table when you do knife cuttings, and it can also increase your cutting blades' life.

Cutting mats come in different sizes, from 3.5 x 5.5 inches to 40 x 80 inches. Depend on what sized cutting are you working on.

I am not recomend you buy small sized mats, because it's going to limit your cuttings size too.

Normally about 18 x 24 inches is a good size for small and medium sized paper cuttings, and 36 x 48 inches for larger cuts.

I have both of 18 x 24 inches and 48L x 36W inches Self Healing Cutting Mats, and a small mat like 8.5 x 12(too small) for years and they are still great.

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