Logan Foam Werks Foam Cutting Tool, Straight/Bevel

this thing is amazing, I wish I'd had it years ago. I've been using classic x-acto knives my whole life, literally passed down to me from my graphic designer mom who was doing actual paste-up in the 80s before photoshop even existed. But I wish I had this thing all along. Your mileage may vary, but for me I got this thing thinking it would be an "as-seen-on-TV" thing where it didn't work they way I hoped. It's sturdy and powerful, easy to adjust and replace the blade, super good for me to grip to do delicate works as I have large hands. The angled side brace thing makes cutting feel extremely stable and clean, and you can flip it to do an angled cut. 10/10 or more, every time I use this thing I look at it and say out loud "you are a good device, hot damn"

It works, but you have to clean after each 3 or 4 cuts. VERY IMPORTANT.And sharpen while you work! Get a sharpening stone

This is a very effective sage cutter for foam board ! once I realized how it fit so comfortably in your hand and how you could adjust the depth of the blade I actually bought another one to score my sour dough loves !

You could tell my package was kicked around once or twice before it landed on my doorstep. That didn’t affect the tools use just something to note. Other then that, I’m happy with my purchase ( side statement) I wish they included more replacement blades.

This cutter is designed to be used against a straight edge. However after getting all ready, I quickly realized this is a left-handed design. It’s made to run against the left edge of a straight edge. You could take off the bevel and run it down the right edge, but you’d be 3/16” off of the edge due to the blade being held on the right side of the cutter. Is this a major flaw? Well ~10% of human population probably won’t think so. For the rest of us? Not an optimal design. I really wonder about design features like this and “What were they thinking?”Whatever, it’s usable as-is despite some awkwardness for rightees, but my bigger complaint is that it just doesn’t cut deep enough. Fully extended, the blade is ~5/8”. I needed to cut 1.5” foam board and using this tool requires a pass from each side, plus an additional pass with some other knife.I’m sure it’s fine for 1/2” or smaller board, and for hobby scale cuts & bevels.

Works perfectly

Love this it was much easier to cut the mat

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