> Does anyone have experience of mount cutters, the sort that have a 45 > degree blade that cuts a nice bevel aperture in mounting board?
Yep...use a Logan all the time...the one with the little tape measure attached at each end which makes it easier to cut to the marks you draft on the reverse of the mount. >I'm looking for something with cutting stops so that I > can automate the process a bit, ie, cut all the long sides then go > back and cut all the short sides, if that makes sense. Makes sense but didn't find anything like that that worked well at sensible prices. I finished up buying a really heavy steel straight edge from Origin(croydon). Its 3 feet long about 3" wide and quarter of an inch thick and very heavy with a bevelled edge (but no measurement marks). With a strip of wet and dry stuck to the underside with double sided tape it aint going nowhere but stays well and truly where you put it with just light hand pressure while you run the cutter along it. > Oh, and I need to keep the cost to a minimum! So did I......;-) cheers Tony Riley (surrey variety) =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
