On Tue, Nov 29, 2016 at 12:31 PM, yorkshireman@y... <
yorkshireman@y...> wrote:

> Has anyone considered using a picture framers mount cutter for this?  It’s
> a sharp knife designed to cut a 45 degree (or other) bevel in thin
> homogenous material, whilst running along a straight edge or guide.


Good grief, that is flaming brilliant!

I have one of these
http://www.logangraphic.com/product/board-mounted-mat-
cutters/logan-301-1-compact-classic/">http://www.logangraphic.com/product/board-
mounted-mat-cutters/logan-301-1-compact-classic/

Which uses this as the cutter (fixed depth cut, may need some shims to stop
its depth early)
http://images.utrechtart.com/products/optionLarge/Logan/33269.jpg

Only issue is it only cuts one side at a time.  I also have a 90° cutter
somewhere.

This cutter is made for use without their "rail" system, and isn't as easy
to use.   I learned on this, then upgraded to the rail system after
screwing up a few $10 mat boards.
http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTg0WDMwMA==/z/sboAAOSwDk5UAC-u/$_35.JPG?set_id=2

The free hand V Groove cutter is a bit hard to hold as well, in my
opinion.  But cuts both sides at the same time.
http://www.artandframing.com.au/images/logan%20V-Groover%206000.jpg


-- 
Kirk Eppler in HMB, CA, prepping for this Sunday's FleaBAG event.