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Although both a vertical cutter and a standard one do the same job, they do have different purposes.
The vertical track cutter allows you to cut track which has already been secured to your base board whereas the standard cutters allow you to cut track before it is laid.
It is best to have one of each in your toolbox for every eventuality.
These cutters are designed specifically for cutting track up to code 100 whether nickel silver or brass and should only be used for cutting track to preserve the cutting edges.
If the cutters are used for cutting random pieces of wire or similar, the cutting edges can be damaged or blunted.
When using track cutters, it is advisable to remove the track from the sleepers to guarantee a perfect cut.
Always be safe and wear safety glasses.
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