To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Logan 650-1 Cutter not cutting through the material?
If your Logan Cutter isn't cutting through, it might be due to several reasons. First, ensure the machine is placed on a level surface. Second, use a Slip Sheet that is at least as long as the mat you are cutting. Lastly, the blade depth might be set too shallow, so adjust the blade depth accordingly.
Why does my Logan Cutter produce ragged bevel cuts?
Ragged bevel cuts from your Logan Cutter can occur if you're cutting without a Slip Sheet, so make sure to use one. Also, the Slip Sheet might be worn out and need replacing. Another cause could be not changing the blade frequently enough, so try changing the blade more often.
What to do if mat borders are uneven when using Logan 650-1 Cutter?
If you're experiencing uneven mat borders with your Logan Cutter, the Mat Guide might not be parallel. Ensure the Mat Guide is parallel to resolve this issue.
Why does my Logan 650-1 have hooks or curves when cutting?
Hooks or curves during cutting with your Logan Cutter can be caused by several factors. The blade depth might be set too deep, so adjust it. A dull blade can also cause this issue, so replace the blade. Ensure the Slip Sheet is clear of previous cuts. Finally, apply even pressure to the Cutting Head during the cut.
What to do if there is an overcut on the bottom cut with Logan 650-1 Cutter?
If the overcut on the bottom cut is too small, align the start and stop indicator slightly below the pencil line and cut. If it's too big, align the start and stop indicator slightly above the pencil line and cut.
How to fix overcut on top cut with Logan 650-1 Cutter?
If you're experiencing an overcut on the top cut with your Logan Cutter, the blade depth might be set too deep. Adjust the blade depth to correct this.
Details the professional series mat cutting system, its components, and capabilities.
Ensures the mat cutter remains flat and is stored correctly to prevent warping.
Enumerates all parts and accessories included in the mat cutter package.
Identifies and explains the purpose of crucial parts like the cutting bar, heads, and guides.
Step-by-step guide for installing and removing both bevel and straight cutting blades.
Instructions for assembling and attaching the mat guide to the cutting system.
Details how to assemble and attach the squaring arms and production stops.
Guide to performing straight cuts using the 32” squaring arm for accurate sizing.
Explains how to perform precise bevel cuts by marking lines on the matboard.
Guide on using production stops to consistently cut mat borders of a specific width.
Covers adjusting blade depth, cutting head slide, bushings, bearings, and blade tip for optimal performance.
Instructions on adjusting screws to correct overcuts at the bottom and top of mat cuts.
Procedure for ensuring the squaring arm is properly aligned and square to the cutting board.
Steps to ensure the mat guide is parallel to the guide rail for accurate cuts.
Solutions for common problems like hooks, curves, overcuts, and ragged bevel cuts.
Advice on preventing board warp, cleaning, and maximizing blade life.
Outlines the terms, conditions, and duration of the product warranty.
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