Full Version: Corner Cutter

From: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#2]
 9 Nov 2005
To: Jo (OAAE) [#1] 9 Nov 2005

Among others, Ability Plastics in Chicago sells shears for metal. The blades are very different than for plastic, so be sure to get the right one.

The best corner rounder/notcher I have found is the '3 in 1 maxi'. I believe that Main Trophy Supplies sells that. It is constructed as a true piece of industrial machinery.


From: Jo (OAAE) [#3]
 9 Nov 2005
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#2] 9 Nov 2005

Harvey,

Do you have a website for them? And a cost of what they charge for it?

There are only about 3 corners I usually cut but am finding it really isn't cost effective to call and have them precut and mailed. Shipping is so expensive to have this done and the sizes vary so I can't order in quantity.


From: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#4]
 9 Nov 2005
To: Jo (OAAE) [#3] 9 Nov 2005

The corner die is 3/8 inch. It gives a round of about 1/4" radius. The lower punch will notch a corner. It also has the ability to punch a screwhole, but that is a bit more difficult to set up.

Their email address is sales@maintrophysupply.com

Go to http://www.maintrophysupply.com and you can see the punch and a good shear also.

EDITED: 9 Nov 2005 by HARVEY-ONLY


From: Jo (OAAE) [#5]
 9 Nov 2005
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#4] 9 Nov 2005

Wonderful! Thank you Harvey.

This will be my major purchase for the 2006 tax year. Even though it isn't a huge purchase :P 


From: trophyman (MIKEBERGER) [#6]
 9 Nov 2005
To: Jo (OAAE) [#1] 9 Nov 2005

Check out
www.Accucutter.com
800-345-0062

They have several die available for their corner cutter. They also make a heavy duty cutter.


From: Jo (OAAE) [#7]
 9 Nov 2005
To: trophyman (MIKEBERGER) [#6] 10 Nov 2005

Thanks Mike. I bookmarked the site. Will look into them after the first of the year.

Show messages: All  1  2-7

Back to thread list | Login

© 2024 Project Beehive Forum