LoganDust Cover Trimmer

This is a simple device that makes trimming backing paper on paintings and other similar items a breeze to do. Designed simply, easy to hold and easy to change blades.Note: it comes with 3 blades installed, so you need to remove two before using it.Also, the spacing from the edge of the frame to where the blade cuts was too wide for my taste, so I just cut a piece of mat board 3" long by 1 cm wide and used double sided tape to adhere it to the side wall of the trimmer that slides along the side of the frame, so it made the trimmer cut the paper a little closer to the edge of the frame. Works great, and if I ever needed a wider space I could easily remove my mat board spacer and re-apply it again later for narrower cuts. I highly recommend this trimmer; it will save you a lot of time and make your paper edges even and perfect.

Great tool

Great tool that is used for trimming excess paper from dust blocking paper installation on the backs of canvas.Looks and feels hefty enough to be a genuine product ( harder and harder to find on Amazon these days ) I feel less likely to cut myself, plus this tool leaves a perfect margin from the frame edge that looks great and gives a professional finish. Easy to use, comes with extra blades. I taped my extra blades to the product packaging and slid them in the drawer to keep myself from slicing my fingers and to find them in a snap ( Pun intended ) Happy framing.

Logan has the most recognizable name in the framing business. I have had a Logan 750 mat cutter for many years, never have had an issue with it or in ordering blades or accessories. The dust cover trimmer works as expected with any Logan product- giving clean, crisp and even cuts along the edge. Perfect and reasonably priced.

It works very well it’s an important part of my equipment . But how do I get more spare blades

The cutter cut the paper with a straight edge on the back of the frame. It saved me from making a mess. Great tool! Recommend it highly!

Nice and sturdy, good quality....but... I buy ready-made frames from one of the major producers and their paint/finish ends less than 1/8" from the edge of the back of the frame. This cutter leaves about 1/4" from the edge of the frame to the cut edge of the backing paper, which shows a gap of raw material. Too bad because it's a great tool. I'm going to try and figure out how to put a spacer on the cutter making the gap smaller. We'll see. If you have the same issue as I do then rethink this purchase.

Logan’s products are constantly well designed and competitively priced. This one is no exception.