What to do if my FLETCHER 2200 Cutter is not cutting through the mat?
If your FLETCHER Cutter isn't cutting through the mat, there might be a few reasons: * The blade projection may need adjustment; try extending it. * The blade could be worn or broken, in which case you should replace it. * You might be pressing too hard on the handle; try easing up on the pressure.
Why does my FLETCHER 2200 have a 'hook' in cuts?
If you notice a 'hook' in your cuts with the FLETCHER Cutter, it could be due to the blade projecting too far, so adjust the blade projection. Alternatively, the head might be loose, requiring an adjustment of the Head Bearings.
What to do if there is excessive overcut with my FLETCHER 2200 Cutter?
Excessive overcut when using the FLETCHER Cutter can occur if the blade projection is not correct, so you should adjust the blade projection. It may also be caused by incorrect Measuring Stop, in which case you need to adjust the Measuring Stop.
Why is there an undercut with my FLETCHER 2200?
An undercut with the FLETCHER Cutter can occur if the blade projection needs adjustment, so adjust the blade projection. It may also be caused by the Measuring Stop, in which case you need to adjust the Measuring Stop.
How to fix a FLETCHER Cutter head that 'rumbles'?
If your FLETCHER Cutter's head 'rumbles', the roller bearing path might be dirty, so clean the Mat Clamp. Alternatively, the roller bearings themselves may be dirty, requiring you to remove the Head and clean the Bearings. You can also use tape to remove any foreign material.
How to prevent frayed bevel cuts with FLETCHER 2200?
If you're experiencing frayed bevel cuts with your FLETCHER Cutter, it might be due to a dull blade, so change to a new blade. Another cause could be a worn-out slip sheet; try using a fresh slip sheet.
Warrants the Fletcher 2200 against defects in parts and workmanship for two years from purchase date.
Details the different types of blades and their usage for bevel and straight cutting.
Provides step-by-step instructions for cutting a single opening in a mat.
Explains how to create a double mat with a V-groove, using a contrasting liner.
Describes the use of measuring stops for accurate mat borders and preventing cutting errors.
Details optional mat clamp lifters allowing hands-free mat positioning.
Information about the optional dust cover for maintaining cleanliness and top working order.
Instructions for squaring the mat guide to ensure accurate, parallel cuts.
Guidance on adjusting the cutting head for a smooth, precise fit on the shaft.
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