Ensure precise cuts with a measuring scale and adjustable blade depth. A rectangular base keeps material flat during cutting to prevent tears. The cutting board reseals itself after each cut.

Pointed blades are for general purpose cutting. Rounded-tip blades are for heavy duty cutting. Curved blades are for cutting thin materials. Angled-tip blades are for cutting rigid materials.

Style A cutters also cut strips up to 3 5/8" wide.

Bolt-hole locators show you where to punch out material when making gaskets with bolt holes. They include patterns for 4, 6, 8, 12, and 16 bolt holes.

Dovetail cutting templates are for cutting circular gaskets in sections held together by dovetail cutouts.

Extension arms are for cutting larger diameter gaskets with Style C.

Quickly turn out perfectly round gaskets. Designed for making batches of same-sized gaskets, these cutters rotate your material while they cut. Punch a hole in the center of your material, slip it onto the cutter, and hold it in place with the included nut. Use the built-in scale to set the blade to the exact diameter you need.

Manual cutters have a handle—turn it to cut and rotate your material.

Electric cutters automatically turn and cut your material when you flip a switch, so they’re easier to use than manual cutters.