Uses logan 270 blade.
Logan graphics 4000 deluxe handheld pull style mat cutter.
An indicator light helps to eliminate overcuts.
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Mat cutters and art framing tools.
Logan 4000 deluxe pull style bevel mat cutter is made of a heavy duty metal construction and includes a marker bar system for faster marking a pivot and pull blade and an ergonomic handle.
The deluxe pull style is logan s most advanced handheld mat cutter including features developed and refined by logan since 1974.
Can upgrade for use on the adapt a rule straight edge and compact or simplex series board mounted mat cutting systems.
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Artists photographers framing shops and even do it yourselfers turn to logan mat cutters framing tools and foamwerks tools everyday for their art and picture framing needs.
What got our attention on this cutter is the pivot and pull blade that comes with an ergonomic handle.
The logan push style handheld mat cutter includes a retractable blade.
A start and stop indicator helps to eliminate over cuts.
The 4000 deluxe mat cutter is the most advanced handheld mat cutter from logan graphics.
Measuring bar with pencil led.
Depth of the blade adjustable.
The deluxe pull style includes a marker bar system for faster marking a pivot and pull blade and an ergonomic handle.
The blade slot prevents blade flex resulting in straighter cuts.
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Logan graphics 4000 deluxe handheld pull style mat cutter silver 46 93 146 66 1 kg only 13 left in stock order soon.
We have been helping our customers learn how to make beautiful artwork using our products at a fraction of the cost compared to custom frame shops.
The pull style logan 4000 mat cutter is used to cut bevel matboards.
Logan graphics foamwerks replacement blades c 20 pk fits the straight cutter straight bevel cutter rabbet cutter and v groove cutter.
A video demonstration of the logan 4000 deluxe pull style bevel cutter.
