Trimmer for wet pasted paper
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The one I use is from B&Q, its triangular in shape (Orange in colour) with
retractable snap off blades, its easy to follow the contours of the room.
Keep the blade very sharp and its easy!
Only a few pounds too! Not sure of its correct name.
retractable snap off blades, its easy to follow the contours of the room.
Keep the blade very sharp and its easy!
Only a few pounds too! Not sure of its correct name.
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Theres also a casing whell...they work well..once!
Whatever and however your cutting you must have a sharp blade...dont bother with stanley knifes, one you have made a couple of cuts the tip of the blade wont be sharp enough,
Go for snap off blades, I find the 9mm once better that the bigger 18mm
If im not mistaken that triangular tool Sonny mentioned takes the smalled blades.
And might be made by 'plasplugs'
Whatever and however your cutting you must have a sharp blade...dont bother with stanley knifes, one you have made a couple of cuts the tip of the blade wont be sharp enough,
Go for snap off blades, I find the 9mm once better that the bigger 18mm
If im not mistaken that triangular tool Sonny mentioned takes the smalled blades.
And might be made by 'plasplugs'
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