I have had three Logans. Over cuts have always been about not paying precise attention. Wavy lines (pretty rare to me) have been either a jerky push or failure to use a sharp blade. You are supposed to pull, but I use a "push" because that's the way I accidently taught myself a long time ago. Seth ========================================== Posted by: "arlenelove3@..." arlenelove3@... lovelipp Sat Jul 19, 2008 2:28 pm (PDT) In the past I sprung for an expensive fool-proof Logan matt cutter, figuring the cost would amortize itself at the 12th matt. Waste of time, money and frustration. More often than not, a corner showed a tiny overcut or the bevel was wavy. Now I wait until Light Impressions is having a free shipping sale and order precut standard size 8 ply mats. The backing is hinged and they're always perfect. Once in a while I do have an image that requires a non-standard window -and pay the price. I'll now give framedestinations a try too and see how the prices compare. Best, Arlene
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Re: OT: Matting prints
2008-07-21 by Seth Rossman
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