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8.
Use your thumb to firmly depress the blade holder all the way down to insert the blade
(Fig. 12).
9.
With your left hand putting pressure down on the guide rail, slide the bevel cutter forward
until the Start and Stop indicator lines up with the top pencil line. DO NOT GO PAST THE
LINE! (Fig. 13)
NOTE: It is essential to keep even downward pressure on the Blade Holder as you cut.
10. Use your thumb to pop the blade holder back out of the matboard, lift the guide rail slightly
to turn the mat 1/4 turn and continue cutting the remaining three sides.
Bevel Cutting Mat Openings Using Rail Stop
EXAMPLE: Cutting a mat with a 2" border.
1-4. Repeat Steps 1-4 above, under "Bevel Cutting Mat Openings, Without Rail Stops".
5.
Using a pencil, mark a line along the full length of mat board using guide rail as a guide. Turn
mat 1/4 turn to right (Fig. 14).
Slide rail stop on guide rail and set to desired border size (Fig. 15).
6.
7-10.Repeat Steps 7-10 above, under "Bevel Cutting Mat Openings, Without Rail Stops".
Adjustments
Bevel blade depth adjustment
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Increase depth to increase overcuts - Decrease depth to reduce overcuts
1.
Hold the 302 Bevel Cutter upside down in your hand with the blade activated in the cutting
position.
2.
Measure the exposed amount with a ruler at the same angle as the blade. For standard
thickness mat board (4 ply/1.4mm) only 1/8" of blade should be seen (Fig. 16).
3.
Turn blade depth screw (clockwise) to decrease blade depth and (counterclockwise) to
increase depth.
NOTE: Always have blade depth set so that Slip Sheet is only slightly scored.
Re-parallel Mat Guide
Tools Needed: Phillips Screwdriver, Ruler
To re-parallel the Mat Guide, first determine that the Mat Guide is out of parallel by doing a
parallel test.
Parallel Test:
Lock the Mat Guide at the 2" mark on the scale (Fig. 17).
1.
2.
Place a scrap piece of matboard under the Guide Rail and up against the Mat Guide at the
far end of the machine.
3.
Using a pencil, mark a line across the matboard.
4.
Slide the mat all the way down near where you are standing keeping under the Guide Rail.
5.
Mark another line across the matboard.
6.
The piece of matboard should now appear to only have one single line across it. If the two
lines drawn do not line up with each other, the Mat Guide needs to be re-paralleled.
Logan Graphic Products Inc., 1100 Brown Street, Wauconda, IL 60084 847-526-5515 www.logangraphic.com
Compact Elite Mat Cutter
Model 350-1
Fig. 12
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Fig. 17
2"
5 cm
Mat Guide
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