Lip in extrusion keeps holding hand away from knife bracket. Knife can't jump or cut user.

Flair in knife bracket for quick and easy mounting on guide extrusion

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Edge of extrusion is where knife cuts for easy alignment. Click on picture for low def shop video.

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The Guardian Knife Guide is safer than other knife guides, more accurate and more cost effective.  You can score cut, plunge cut, angle cut and make repetitive cuts. 

The customized extrusion allows the user to line up the blade by lining up the side of the extrusion for easy trimming of prints along the edge.  The knife bracket has a flair on one side so the user can quickly mount the knife on the guide extrusion.  The guide extrusion has a lip so the hold down hand of the user will not contact the knife bracket while in use. The bottom of the guide has non-slip rubber so it doesn't slide on your material

Cuts anything that you can cut with the knife.  Great for cutting or scoring vinyl, Coroplast® , Foam-cor®,  Sintra ®, PVC, Gatorfoam®, banners,  board stock, cardboard, PVC foam, sign foam, laminates,  carpet, drywall, fabric, or whatever you would cut with a razor knife.

Includes OLFA knife, knife bracket, and aluminum guide extrusion that has non-slip rubber on bottom.  Extrusion and knife sets are available in lengths of 36", 54", 66", and 102".

Thank you for letting me test the cutting edge and blade attachment. It was a lot lighter than the ones we use now and most of our employees who aren't "experienced trimmers" were comfortable using it because it left such a nice, professional edge on our foam board posters. I also thought the ruler on the straight edge was very practical.

Kat Stepp
Sign & Banner Dept. Fed-EX / Kinkos

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