Gyro-cut
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Many of you will probably have seen this handy little gadget at Telford, basically is is a cutting blade that rotates through 360º and can thus cut smooth curves and intricate shapes. This makes it ideal for one thing we all do, namely cutting masking material. There is a knack to using this tool, as there is a right and wrong ways of using it, so practice will be the key.
You can obtain the Gyro-Cut (#GC-1311 - £12.95) by itself, but is is probably best to do like most of us did and obtain a pack of two spare blades (#GC-1312 £5.50). The blades are hardened steel, so they will last a long time, but it always helps to have spares, so get a set while you are there.
To find our more about this, and the numerous other tools and craft equipment they offer, visit the Crafty Products website at www.craftyproducts.co.uk.
You can also watch a video of it's use on YouTube here.
You can obtain the Gyro-Cut (#GC-1311 - £12.95) by itself, but is is probably best to do like most of us did and obtain a pack of two spare blades (#GC-1312 £5.50). The blades are hardened steel, so they will last a long time, but it always helps to have spares, so get a set while you are there.
To find our more about this, and the numerous other tools and craft equipment they offer, visit the Crafty Products website at www.craftyproducts.co.uk.
You can also watch a video of it's use on YouTube here.
