How to cut using a slate and punch cutter?
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Shop for Slate Punch and Cutters |
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The back of a piece of natural slate is smoother than the front, and the edges are straighter and cleaner. |
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The front of a piece of slate has a bevelled or natural look to the edges. |
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Using a slate and punch cutter
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Step 1 – Mark slate
Mark your slate on the back, using the edge of the slate and punch cutter itself or just a marker pen and ruler. |
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Step 2 – Place slate in slate cutter
Place the slate in-between the cutting edges of the cutter.
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Step 3 – Cut slate
Squeeze the handles together and cut the slate to the desired size and shape. This action is similar to cutting with a pair of scissors.
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