A3 navy · single-sidedWORKBENCH PICKCraft tools
A clear cutting area on the desk.
OLFA RM-A3-EC Cutting Mat
A3 navy · single-sided
Buyer feedback ↓A flat navy cutting mat with a metric grid and angle guides. It protects a defined work area while keeping cutting lines easy to place.
- 450 × 320 mmL × W≈ 1.6 × 1.1 Letter-sheet lengths
- 1.5 mmHFlat, non-folding mat≈ 1/14 of a nickel’s diameter
- Metric gridGuide marksGrid and printed angle lines
Amazon US · A3 navy · single-sided · Retailer link
THE QUICK TAKE
Is it right for you?
Choose it for small cutting jobs beside a model-painting setup. The grid and angle lines give you a visible starting point for sheet material, masking and straight cuts, and the flat mat is easy to put away.
Skip it if you need a folding mat or a raised cleanup tray. This navy version is a flat cutting surface. It does not catch rolling airbrush parts or contain a spilled paint bottle.
01 / BUYING NOTES
Before you buy.
02 / AMAZON REVIEWS
The buyers’ view.
Amazon US · Checked . Ratings may include other colors and sizes.
View source ↗03 / SOURCES
What the sources say.
The listing identifies the thin, single-sided navy mat with grid and angle lines. Its specified dimensions belong to the mat itself, not to a folding case or a larger workbench.
OLFA’s care guidance emphasizes protecting cutting mats from heat and storing them flat. Those storage habits matter when the work surface is moved away between hobby sessions.
04 / COMPARE
Match the job.
Researched OLFA 135B standard double-sided A3 and 223BNV folding A3 as actual alternatives. Their exact Amazon US variants were not established here. The Iwata CL200 is for small-part containment, so it is not falsely listed as an equivalent cutting surface.
05 / PRICE HISTORY
The price over time.
OLFA RM-A3-EC Cutting Mat · A3 navy · single-sided · Amazon US

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