Clean Cut Box Slitter

[eric_64chev]

Has anybody else tried out the clean cut box slitter? I just tried mine for the first time this weekend slitting a 40" roll into 20"'s for side windows and it worked out great. It's going to be nice on flat glass jobs too. I got the 60" model which should cover 95% of what I do. Now I need to see if anyone carries replacement blades. It's not as cheap as sticking an Olfa through the box, but it is more accurate in cutting straight and quick to use with the inches printed right on the bar.

[irishtinter]

never seen one of these, post up a pic dude!

What sort of money are they?

[eric_64chev]

[Cuttingedge]

There are few out there....whats the cost of the kit? 1/2 the cost of a film handler....Too expensive for a ruler and a couple of blades in my opinion. I'd buy a kit if it were under a 100 bucks....

[TintJunkie]

I do something similar to what he is doing, but I dont have the film slitters. Where did those come from...a filmhandler? I went to HomeDepot and picked up some metal channels (aluminum) and cut them 36, 48, 60, & 72. It cost me about $20 bucks. I still jab a blade through the box to cut, but it works similar to the clean box slitter. I'll take a picture of it when I get to the shop.

[TintJunkie]

Here is my clean cutter

[micro-edge]

I was going to get the box slitter but ended up getting a film handler, love that thing. the box slitter is a bit expensive for no more than it is but it is pretty neat.

[eric_64chev]

I thought it sounded expensive too until I tried it. Filmhandlers are great but this setup is a lot more portable. The cut is much straighter than sticking a knife through the box, no wobble. I'm not going to say I couldn't live without it but it is quite handy.

[blazux]

Since I have bought that, I basically fell in love with. Less waste and better film management.

It get it in sema show last year. however I find it somehow expensive, but to really get the benefit you should have all of them

36 inches, 48inches, 60 inches and 72 inches

just have 2 two now 36 and 48

will surely acquire 60 and 72 good tools keep install clean and very professional

[Guest djtekk707]

I think thatz perty amazing!!!!! But it seems like tintjunkie has the same concept. Where does the blade to go?