This is a miter cutter for plastic edge trim...

[Gene@mpls]

that I bought years ago and cannot find now. I would like to have
another of them. Anyone recognize it? The brand name is 'Lowe' and
the anvil that the blade cuts against was the length of the blade before it was
'repurposed' . Thanks Gene

 

[jiarby]

Probably a framing tool.... look in the united framers catalog.

 

[markymarkmfb]

Wensco carries a notcher for edge cap but they are a little pricey.

 

[high impact]

We purchased our v notcher from RJ Sign supply but like markymark says they aren't cheap.

 

[Gino]

Try Glantz.

 

[jscarl]

That looks just like the pruner tool for trimming limbs back and pruning grapes. I got it at Lowe's. Think $5.00.

 

[TheSnowman]

If it was me, I'd just distract Mark w/ a Pizza and a box of Donuts, and go take his for a while!

 

[high impact]

If it was me, I'd just distract Mark w/ a Pizza and a box of Donuts, and go take his for a while!

Depends on the kind of pizza.

On second thought, I'm a push over! It's the REAL boss you need to worry about! Her name is Mrs. High Impact!

 

[BobM]

Dick Blick Studio spring catalog, page 73. Item #p35106-1000. $18.39.

 

[Gene@mpls]

Thanks to all- I figured someone would recognize it. Gene

 

[sfr table hockey]

You will find them at picture framing suppliers as well ( used for small fillet frame for inside the glass side ) They will be a lot more money ($50-$80) there than at a place like noted above. Not sure if they are any better quality. I am using one that is from a liquidation place (princess auto) and it works fine.

 

[Gene@mpls]

HjeffN was kind enough to point me to Home Depot carpet dept- exact tool
(different brand name though) with a carpet cutter type blade that works
even better than the original. Thanks Gene