Cookie cutters, cakepans & more, made to order

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FrankenCutters Homepage

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Photo Galleries of some copper cutters we have made:

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Photo Galleries of other products we have made:

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Useful Info:

All items hand-crafted to your specifications, right here in Michigan

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). For most shapes, though, it's best if you send us your preferred shape as a .jpg graphics file.   Please DO NOT SEND .PDF's or .DOC's. as it take me a bunch of time to convert them to .jpegs.

Small quantities are no problem

As few as one, as many as a dozen. Sorry, but as everything is individually handcrafted, I can't do wholesale pricing or resale quantities.

Normally fast turn-around times

Really depends on the current workload and season.  Update - May 1, 2012 - Running about 1-2 weeks

We will email you a free quote!

It's MUCH faster to work through email.  I'm way too busy to spend time on the telephone, and I'd have to ask you to email with the request and zipcode anyway as prices can only be given through email. Same with faxes, they might work, but email is much faster and better.  Please!! read this link: How to request info or a quote  before you email, though.

Materials used

Most of our products are crafted in copper.  For Cakepans, I use sheet aluminum. To make very tiny cutters (down to 1" x 1"), I normally use thinner copper.  Everything is lead-free. Any plastic used is HDPE, as used in foodsafe cutting boards.

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Links to photos of some custom copper cutters we have made
Single	Multiple	Special	Dogbone	Mini	Lighthouse	Sets	60's Party

Links to photos of some other products we have made
Cakepans	Stamps	Stainless	Candle Items, Trays	Bracelets	Earrings	Pins

What's New with Frank & Lori

Just ordered $96 worth of wooden knobs (used on certain cutter types). After an early March w/ 75 deg. days, plants & trees blooming, now it's back to normal, 28 deg. overnight, 50 daytime. Amazingly wimpy winter, hardly any snow,  snowblowed the driveway 5 times. Had a nice Christmas and New Years!  Some family came up from Kansas. Kids running all around the house. Great eats. Anybody want to buy a 1994 Silverado with 183,000 miles? Or a 1972 Honda CB750 with 68,000 miles?