Logan Handheld Mat Cutters

Make controlled straight and bevel cuts in mat board and compatible framing materials with handheld tools from the broader Logan mat cutters collection. The handheld range provides practical options for detailed framing and mat-cutting work. The broader Logan Mat Cutters collection also includes board-mounted cutters, replacement blades, and accessories for users who need additional cutting capacity or a guided cutting setup.

Logan Handheld Mat Cutters

Make controlled straight and bevel cuts in mat board and compatible framing materials with handheld tools from the broader Logan mat cutters collection. The handheld range provides practical options for detailed framing and mat-cutting work....

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Logan 4000 Deluxe Pull-Style Bevel Handheld Mat Cutter
Logan

Item#: LGN4000

$55.99

features

  • Precision pull-style design ensures clean bevel edges for professional-quality results.
  • Ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue, allowing for comfortable extended use.
  • Integrated measuring guide and marker bar streamline the cutting process for efficiency.
  • Includes five extra blades, providing everything you need to start your mat cutting projects immediately.
$55.99
Logan 2000 Push-Style Bevel Handheld Mat Cutter
Logan

Item#: LGN2000

$37.19

features

  • Achieve professional-quality bevel cuts with precision push-style design.
  • Adjustable cutting depth accommodates various mat thicknesses for versatile use.
  • Ergonomic handle reduces fatigue, ensuring comfort during extended cutting sessions.
  • Durable construction guarantees long-lasting performance for all your mat cutting projects.
$37.19
Acrylic Plastic Cutter from Logan Graphics - 709-1
Logan

Item#: LGN709-1

$14.59

features

  • Precision-engineered for effortless cutting of acrylic and plastic sheets, ensuring clean edges every time.
  • Lightweight and ergonomic design enhances comfort and control, making it ideal for extended use.
  • Versatile compatibility with a range of Logan equipment and straight edges, perfect for various framing projects.
  • Safety-first design with a fold-back blade, providing peace of mind while working on your creative projects.
$14.59

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Frequently Asked Questions

Choose the cutter according to the material and the edge required. A bevel cutter creates the angled opening commonly used around artwork, while a straight cutter makes a vertical edge for outside sizing or specific mounting tasks. Acrylic scoring tools serve a different purpose and should not be treated as matboard bevel cutters. Push-style and pull-style handheld cutters also feel different in use, so the direction of travel and operator control matter. The tool must suit the thickness and type of board being cut. For a wider view of rail-guided, handheld, and board-mounted options, Logan mat cutters can help place the handheld tool within the full cutting setup. Always verify the intended cut and material before selecting the cutter.

The better direction depends on the tool design, guide system, work position, and the operator’s ability to maintain steady pressure. A push-style cutter moves away from the operator along the guide, while a pull-style cutter is drawn toward the operator. Neither direction should be forced or reversed if the cutter is designed for one motion. Test the grip and body position needed to keep the cutting head firmly against the straight edge. The board should remain flat and supported, and the cut should follow the manufacturer’s entry and exit marks to avoid overcuts. Consistency is more important than speed. For shared equipment, document the correct direction and setup so each operator uses the cutter as designed.

Use the cutter’s exact model number and the blade reference specified by the manufacturer. Similar-looking blades may differ in length, thickness, hole position, bevel, or mounting shape, so visual matching is not reliable. The model number may be printed on the cutter body, packaging, manual, or an existing blade holder. Confirm whether the tool is a bevel cutter, straight cutter, acrylic scorer, or another type because each can use a different cutting edge. Logan mat cutter replacement blades should be selected by stated model compatibility rather than by brand name alone. Keep the blade package or record the approved blade code near the tool to reduce ordering mistakes during later replacements.

Most precision mat cuts benefit from a compatible straight edge or guide rail because it controls the cutting path and helps maintain a consistent border. Freehand cutting makes it difficult to keep the opening straight and can allow the cutter to tilt away from the intended bevel. The cutter and rail must be designed to work together; a general ruler may not provide the correct tracking edge or hand protection. Secure the board on a suitable cutting surface, mark the opening accurately, and keep the cutter in firm contact with the guide throughout the stroke. For repeated sizes, use stops or measured layout marks where the system supports them. A stable guide does not replace a sharp blade or correct depth setting, but it improves repeatability.

Useful accessories depend on the work size, material, and cutter model. A compatible guide rail supports straight, repeatable cuts, while a proper cutting surface protects both the blade and the workbench. Replacement blades should be kept on hand because a dull edge can tear the mat surface or require excessive pressure. Layout tools, stops, and measuring guides can improve border consistency for repeated openings. Storage should protect the cutting head and keep rails from bending. Logan mat cutter accessories should be matched to the exact cutter or rail system, since brand name alone does not guarantee fit. Build the setup around the largest regular mat size and the cut types performed most often.