DIY WEEK AWARDS 2020 DIY Product of the Year - Wolfcraft LC 600 Laminate Cutter
The LC 600 laminate cutter from Wolfcraft is an elegant and clever alternative to the jigsaw and mitre saw. With the LC 600 laminate cutter, DIYers have a professional and powerful device with which they can easily carry out laminate installation projects at home and on their own. It cuts both laminate floorboards and vinyl, without electricity and without any dust or noise. The cutter works faster and more precisely than any jigsaw. The high-quality laser smooth blade not
only makes cutting laminate safer, but it also produces an exact and clean-cut edge. The special blade geometry, which puts the angle between the blade and the cutting gap in a maximally efficient ratio, contributes to this. For simple trimming at a 90° angle, the plank is simply placed in the laminate cutter. While the blade is pressed down, the plank is pressed firmly against the front stop edge and can no longer slip. Even with longitudinal cuts without a stop, the toothed cutting bars hold the workpiece securely in place. The blade is virtually wear-resistant and requires little maintenance.
With minimum effort, the LC 600 shortens laminate up to 8mm thick as well as laminate with integrated footfall sound insulation up to 11mm thick. With the large stop, precise angular cuts can be made along the 45° or 90° contact edge. Free angle and longitudinal cuts are also possible thanks to the toothed cutting bars, for this purpose the stop is simply removed.
FINALISTS: Wolfcraft Laminate Cutter - WINNER! Vitrex Locking Profile Gauge Vitrex Diamond Jigsaw blade
The LC 600 impresses not only with its efficient cutting performance, but also with its excellent handling. This starts with an ergonomically shaped handle and ends with anti-slip buffers under the stable support feet. In between, high-quality aluminium profiles ensure low weight and a torsion- resistant overall construction. In short: a laminate cutter that is convincing in every detail for the ambitious DIYer.
Hand Tool of the Year - Wolfcraft 3D Mitre Angle
This clever measuring tool from Wolfcraft makes measuring and marking on three-dimensional workpieces easier. Taking measurements and drawing accurate lines on three-dimensional workpieces can be a challenge, depending on their properties. Particularly when mitre angles are transferred, inaccuracies can often occur. Reason enough for Wolfcraft to develop a clever assistant that helps to successfully master these tasks. The 3D mitre angle is made of high-quality plastic and
is versatile with its centimetre and angle scale. With this marking tool, dimensions can be easily taken and transferred to beams, pipes and other three-dimensional workpieces. The markings guide the user through the right-angled geometry exactly across the corner - ideal for the reliable transfer of mitre angles on two sides of a workpiece. With the stops for 45° and 90° angles and the scale for free angles between 0° to 90°, the mitre angle offers all options. The developers have also thought of practical additional functions. For example, the 3D mitre angle can be used reliably as a stroke measurement thanks to its hole bores. Additionally, with the integrated drilling jig the diameter of a drill bit can also be quickly determined.
All advantages at a glance: • Rectangular geometry for precise three-dimensional markings
• Centimetre and angle scale for measuring and drawing free angles from 0-90°
• 45° and 90° stop for fast measuring and marking
• Scale function for parallel lines
• Integrated drilling jig helps to determine the drill size
FINALISTS: Wolfcraft 3D Mitre Angle - WINNER! Locking Profile gauge QEP Pro Flooring Kit QEP
S6 DIY WEEK AUGUST 2020
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