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The Heart Cutter from Wisconsin

A very exciting parcel arrived at the workshop last Friday:


Last year I invested in a Swanstrom disc cutter from Rio Grande and, without doubt, it’s one of the best tools that I own. This year those clever folks at Swanstrom have designed shaped cutters and my latest acquisition is this little heart shaped beauty:


Naturally I had it out on my bench and cutting things in under 3 minutes – and the little hearts come out just perfectly:


So I grabbed some spare silver and made a heart shaped version of my larger Flotsam pendants:


I’m really pleased with how well it came out, it’s neat, lovely and slightly more floral my usual. I think it’ll be just perfect for valentines.

I polished it up and the final piece is here:


To celebrate the new cutter (I know, I’m a little crazy about tools …) I’m going to run a Valentines Giveaway so, if you’d like to win the first product of the new cutter, then check out the details here.


(… and here’s a quick final shot of my disc cutter, Albie, and Winnie (of Wisconsin) nestled safely together on the bench. Aw!)

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