Thanks. Very helpful.

This is a god send for me being an artist , it saves me money not needing to buy myself a expensive mount cutter , thanks 😊

Very helpful! I've had this cutter for 8-10 years and never used it. Thank you!

Great video. That Logan cutter is now $35 on Amazon. Gulp!

I don’t like how the top and bottom are narrower than the sides

Very helpful, thanks 😊

Never mentions where to get the tool. Just that we can't get them in stores. ??

Thanks for the video! The clips+ ruler idea is amazing 🤩 I'm going to try it.

This video is spot on and the only one I watched because it was so thorough -- cut 3 perfectly, matching mat boards! Well done sir!

Thanks for the tips

Link to this inexpensive mat cutter?

Thank you very much!!!

Thank you

This aproach doesn't allow the photo paper to breath and can cause warping of the photo in varying temperatures. An alternative method is to 'hang' the photo, using picture tape, from the top of the mount on the underside that allows the photo to expand and contract with the ambient temperature.

Thank you for the demonstration! I’ve been getting custom mats made for my Palestinian embroidery art, but I want to start making own. This video is super helpful!

Awesome explanation

Can't hear what you are saying - ? mapboard ? matboard - diction poor

Nice video. Pls how do I get the cutter?

How much price

How many price

So even though you are cutting a custom matte for a specific photo, you did not have the preesence of mind to let the full edge get viewed and still insisted on a crop. You cut off the top round of the metal rod holding the bird feeder. The photographer went out of their way to not cut it off. That is what a framer is supposed to do, when easily possible; show what is in the print and not 'cut corners'. I' would ask for a recut of the matte if I were the customer.

Great explanation! I have the ability to print my own panorama photos, but that is not a common mat size to have so I now need to resort to cutting my own mats. Fingers crossed. I can do it as good as you've done it.

Looks great but I was taught to always leave slightly more border at the bottom than at the top: looks better and allows for annotation

After growing up with feel inches and fractions, to being an adult and basically being forced to use metric, I must say it is a million times easier in metric and the old fashioned 3/8 and 5/16ths etc seems so stupid to me now. I like the little gadget and very well explained too.

Thanks. Nice simple little demonstration.

Wow this was great are you still around we need more of these.

Ouch, I tried this on 1/4" foam board from the dollar store and a quilt mat to protect my table. I could not get the razor to go through the board. What is the mat board are you are using? I joined Makerspace in Rochester NY and can now make my own frames on l laser cutter. I do all kinds of pebble arts, embroider and cross stitch, none of which I have yet to frame. I am going to do this!

I am 82 and agree with MJ Remy. Can't wait to try it; I will get back to you.

Thank you so much! Years ago I gave away my mat cutter, and I'm regretting that now. Your video is showing me how I can get a quality Logan cutter and use it at great savings!

Excellent video! Thank you! ❤

Great demo! 10 yrs later, it is still relevant and very useful. Many thanks!

5:12 - the demonic whispering 😂

This is definitely the best

Easy work

Excellent simple clear instruction. Thank you.

Enjoyed your tutorial

What a perfect video. I have had a Logan mat cutter but didn't know how to use it. This cleared it all up. Thanks!!

Good job!! I had no idea how easy this would be! Oh, the things I learn on YT!

that tool is 27 bucks now a days

Thank you. I watched a few people and you made it very easy. I'm going to give it a whirl!

LMAO, I was like. This must be an old video. What was it.....yep. The Giants championship shirt. But yeah nice video bro.

WE REQUIRED 400 PCS FOR COLLAGE

price

This was just wanted to learn THANK THANK 👌👋👍

spray glue? glue stick? i dont think so unless you want a mess. heres a better more exact way. use 3m 2 sided tape. If using a double mat tape the edge of the back of the photo to the mat nearest the photo if using a double mat. That way you can assure the photo is straight in the mat with no crooked edges or corners sticking up from under the mat. After checking the fit THEN use the 2 sided tape on the mounting board, not the photo. That way if there is a bubble or tape doubled up you can take it up without worrying about ripping or damaging the photo. Now position everything together and put in the frame. The tape is much more permanent. 3M used to make double sided sheets but i cant find them anymore. Spray glue, what a nightmare!!

Thank you. Very easy step by step. Worked perfect for me👍

I am so thankful for this video <3

Excellent

Gratitude sir for showing an economical and simple way to cut mats, just what I was looking for....

Any links please where to purchase this exact mat cutter plz