FrankenCutters Homepage
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Photo Galleries of some copper cutters we have made:
Single cutters
Multiple cutters
Special cutters
Greek Letter Cutters
Dogbone cutters
Mini-cutters
Lighthouse cutters
Sets of cutters
60's Party cutters
Multiple cutters
Special cutters
Greek Letter Cutters
Dogbone cutters
Mini-cutters
Lighthouse cutters
Sets of cutters
60's Party cutters
Photo Galleries of other products we have made:
Cakepans
Cast metal stamps
Stainless steel cutters
Candle items & trays
Bracelets
Earrings
Pins made of copper
Cast metal stamps
Stainless steel cutters
Candle items & trays
Bracelets
Earrings
Pins made of copper
Useful Info:
Cutters types & their care
How to clean copper
How we make cutters
Workshop & tool photos
CookieCutter Collector's Club
How to clean copper
How we make cutters
Workshop & tool photos
Other Links:
Technical Services, etc...CookieCutter Collector's Club
All items hand-crafted to your specifications
You can simply say "1978 Volkswagon Beetle, make it 5 inches wide", or you can send us a photo of yours. Send it by email, fax, or regular mail. (If the design is copyrighted, I need permission in writing from the owner of the copyright).Small quantities are no problem
As few as one, as many as a few hundred. For larger quantities I can make up a bending jig and save time (and some of your money). I'd probably need a longer lead-time for large quantities.Normally fast turn-around times
Really depends on the current workload and season. Sometimes we can ship the order tomorrow. During September-November, we are usually very busy with large orders, so leadtimes could be 1-3 weeks. It depends...We will email you a free quote!
It's MUCH faster to work through email. So if you call by telephone, I'll probably ask you to email us with the details anyway. Same with faxes, they work, but email is much faster and better.Materials used
Most of our products are crafted in copper. Well, okay, for some
items, we use stainless
steel, aluminum, or brass. Candlemakers,
for instance, prefer stainless steel. For Cakepans, I use
sheet aluminum. To make very tiny cutters (down to 1/2" across), I
normally use very thin brass. And we also make metal
cookie
presses to make imprints in the dough before baking. Everything is
lead-free. Any plastic used is HDPE, as used in foodsafe cutting boards.New: HIGHEST QUALITY GREEK COOKIE CUTTERS... CLICK HERE FOR PRICES AND MORE




| Links to photos of some copper cutters we have made | |||||||
| Single | Multiple | Special | Dogbone | Mini | Lighthouse | Sets | 60's Party |
| Links to photos of some other products we make | ||||||
| Cakepans | Stamps | Stainless | Candle Items, Trays | Bracelets | Earrings | Pins |
| What's New with Frank & Lori |
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We've got a gateway page called
"WebNew", which has links to
various pages of personal photos. Check out our recently revised "Webnew
page", especially the 2009
Christmas decorations! And a weather update: Snow finally stopped, snow
mountains are slowly shrinking..... |
Lori
& I just made gingerbread houses, lot of
fun! To the left, is Lori's Swiss Chalet. Of course,
FrankenCutters made the cutters to form the pieces. And Frank
made a lighthouse (the Ludington lighthouse).