shall i sell my keencut?!

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shall i sell my keencut?!

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I was recently mooching around a craft fair a while back and saw a stall
selling framed items.i naturally got chatting and got on to what equipment
do you use etc? a morso, a floormounted underpinner and a hand mount cutter
although they owned a keencut they preferred cutting by hand
the mounts were really excellent,made me wonder why I spent
so much on my mount cutter!
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Re: shall i sell my keencut?!

Post by Keith Hewitt »

Hello Red,

Did you see this topic from April ?

https://www.theframersforum.com/viewtop ... =6&t=15355

Best way to see if you don't need your Keencut is to put it to one side for a week, :idea: and cut all your mounts by hand
Lets us know if you last the week :lol:
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Re: shall i sell my keencut?!

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thanks for that, I will keep you posted!
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Re: shall i sell my keencut?!

Post by red »

forgot to add cutting by hand was a logan 3000 so not really
by hand, it has prompted me to
buy one ,you can never have too many toys!
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