Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2005/03/10
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]That model doesn't work for me. I use a thin, flat steel bar and a single edge razor blade... takes a lot of practice. I still use the dry mount press for everything except inkjet. There I use a single piece of tape at the top of the print and hidden by the mat. All mats and backing are made from archival stock. I eschew spray glue. ;-) Jim, "Southpaw" Hemenway http://hemenway.com/Carlisle-Fall04/pages/Carlisle-07sm.htm Brian Reid wrote: > I make mats all the time. I consider myself to be pretty good at it. > > I stopped using dry mount presses 5 years ago. I use photographic tape > and/or spray glue now. Faster, better, and less damaging to the prints. > > I've always used a Dexter MC80 mat cutter; I use a new blade for every > mat. I know you can spend a lot more money on mat cutters but I've never > found the need. > I don't think a left-handed person could use this properly, but, not > being one, I can't say for sure. >