Made by Morso using special steel produced in Austria, which gives them an excellent quality and a very long life.

Hardness of the blades is HR64 where other brands are often max. HR58. Use 17mm socket spanner.

Morso blades are a little more expensive than other brands but some say they will last up to 6 times longer. These blades do not fit Cassese mitre guillotines.

You should have three pairs of blades - one on the machine, one ready to put on and one away for sharpening.

Made by Morso using special steel produced in Austria, which gives them an excellent quality and a very long life.

Hardness of the blades is HR64 where other brands are often max. HR58. Use 17mm socket spanner.

Morso blades are a little more expensive than other brands but some say they will last up to 6 times longer. These blades do not fit Cassese mitre guillotines.

You should have three pairs of blades - one on the machine, one ready to put on and one away for sharpening.

DOUBLE-ENDED blades, made so they can be fitted either way round to give twice as much use out of each regrind.

But, these limit you to narrow mouldings, up to 30mm.

Left-Hand Moulding Support

Tapered design. Bolts onto the left-hand side of your Morso and supports the long length of moulding. 800mm.

List Price: £1920

Xpress Price: £1450

You save: £470 (24.5%)

Morso F foot-operated guillotine cuts double mitres at 45° in wood and polymer mouldings up to app 100mm wide and 160mm tall.

• Very sharp blades leave the mitre cut faces of the wood or polymer perfectly smooth and accurate, requiring no further preparation before joining. Twin return springs automatically return the blades to starting position.

• The blades are moved in and out with the black knob. This allows users to bite through the moulding in small steps. Making multiple cuts with the very last taking off just a shaving ensures perfect joins.

• Tip - when new, remove the little pin with a yellow tag on it. Nothing much happens until you do that.

• The carefully designed sliding longitudinal stop and measuring scales system makes it easy to set the rebate length while allowing for the different widths of moulding. This speeds accurate repeat working.

• Morso F needs no compressed air nor electric supply, and creates no noise or dust. Offcuts slide down chute at rear for collection.

• Moulding waste is minimized as the Morso F cuts double mitres very close, with app 1mm waste between moulding pieces.

• Micro-adjustable rebate supports prevent the rebate lip from cracking when the blades slice through the moulding. Maximum rebate height is 38mm. Extenders are available.

• Supplied with acrylic finger guards and a box guard to give good safety protection.

• Design is the result of continuous refinement over 50 years of production by Dan-List a/s in Denmark.

• Lion offer a high quality, high precision blade sharpening service. We also stock many spare parts.

Moulding:
Width: max 100mm
Height: max 160mm
Rebate height: max 38mm

Morso F has a 1500mm measuring scale.

When planning your workshop, be aware that the Morso F is app 2150mm / 84” wide overall. Allowing for the length of mouldings, you’ll need a space app 4m/13’ long.


A new Morso F is packed in a big, wooden case weighing 100kg. Often, it will arrive on a truck at tailgate height. We have known of delivery drivers who simply push it off when no-one is looking so that it drops onto the pavement. Carriers terms are ‘kerbside delivery only’. To minimise delivery problems:

• Be on site to personally supervise unloading. If possible, get a forklift to unload it. If not make sure that there are at least two big strong people to help unload it. Have some kind of cushion, such as an old tyre to lower it onto.

• Never sign for it until you have carefully checked the condition. If in any doubt at all, sign it as ‘Damaged’, with brief details. If you sign for it as ‘OK’ and it is not, then you are liable if it turns out to be damaged; you will have no claim on the carrier or on Lion.

When you open the crate, you will find the machine coated in protective grease. This can be removed with white spirit and cloths, but do take great care when working around the very sharp blades. An old fashioned dish mop on a wooden stick can be very handy.


Lion Framing Equipment Service

Lion carry a huge stock of spares for most makes of framing equipment in their Birmingham warehouse. And if we don’t have a part, we can usually get it.

Our Technical Sales Manager is Jack Siwinski. Contact him on 0121 773 1230, ext 230 or jack@lionpic.co.uk and he will always do his best to help you with your enquiries or problems.

In the field we work closely with several framing equipment technicians. In the North of England, contact Mark Thornton, who is based near Huddersfield. His mob is 07980 303 715 or sales@underpinner-spares.co.uk.

In Scotland, try Brian Clark, 07923 628505 or beclark27@hotmail.co.uk.

For contact details of other technicians who may be nearer you, please talk to Jack.

For further information and our latest special prices on equipment please contact our sales team.

Morso F foot-operated guillotine cuts double mitres at 45° in wood and polymer mouldings up to app 100mm wide and 160mm tall.

• Very sharp blades leave the mitre cut faces of the wood or polymer perfectly smooth and accurate, requiring no further preparation before joining. Twin return springs automatically return the blades to starting position.

• The blades are moved in and out with the black knob. This allows users to bite through the moulding in small steps. Making multiple cuts with the very last taking off just a shaving ensures perfect joins.

• Tip - when new, remove the little pin with a yellow tag on it. Nothing much happens until you do that.

• The carefully designed sliding longitudinal stop and measuring scales system makes it easy to set the rebate length while allowing for the different widths of moulding. This speeds accurate repeat working.

• Morso F needs no compressed air nor electric supply, and creates no noise or dust. Offcuts slide down chute at rear for collection.

• Moulding waste is minimized as the Morso F cuts double mitres very close, with app 1mm waste between moulding pieces.

• Micro-adjustable rebate supports prevent the rebate lip from cracking when the blades slice through the moulding. Maximum rebate height is 38mm. Extenders are available.

• Supplied with acrylic finger guards and a box guard to give good safety protection.

• Design is the result of continuous refinement over 50 years of production by Dan-List a/s in Denmark.

• Lion offer a high quality, high precision blade sharpening service. We also stock many spare parts.

Moulding:
Width: max 100mm
Height: max 160mm
Rebate height: max 38mm

Morso F has a 1500mm measuring scale. Morso F Imperial - to special order only.

When planning your workshop, be aware that the Morso F is app 2150mm / 84” wide overall. Allowing for the length of mouldings, you’ll need a space app 4m/13’ long.


A new Morso F is packed in a big, wooden case weighing 100kg. Often, it will arrive on a truck at tailgate height. We have known of delivery drivers who simply push it off when no-one is looking so that it drops onto the pavement. Carriers terms are ‘kerbside delivery only’. To minimise delivery problems:

• Be on site to personally supervise unloading. If possible, get a forklift to unload it. If not make sure that there are at least two big strong people to help unload it. Have some kind of cushion, such as an old tyre to lower it onto.

• Never sign for it until you have carefully checked the condition. If in any doubt at all, sign it as ‘Damaged’, with brief details. If you sign for it as ‘OK’ and it is not, then you are liable if it turns out to be damaged; you will have no claim on the carrier or on Lion.

When you open the crate, you will find the machine coated in protective grease. This can be removed with white spirit and cloths, but do take great care when working around the very sharp blades. An old fashioned dish mop on a wooden stick can be very handy.


Lion Framing Equipment Service

Lion carry a huge stock of spares for most makes of framing equipment in their Birmingham warehouse. And if we don’t have a part, we can usually get it.

Our Technical Sales Manager is Jack Siwinski. Contact him on 0121 773 1230, ext 230 or jack@lionpic.co.uk and he will always do his best to help you with your enquiries or problems.

In the field we work closely with several framing equipment technicians. In the North of England, contact Mark Thornton, who is based near Huddersfield. His mob is 07980 303 715 or sales@underpinner-spares.co.uk.

In Scotland, try Brian Clark, 07923 628505 or beclark27@hotmail.co.uk.

For contact details of other technicians who may be nearer you, please talk to Jack.

For further information and our latest special prices on equipment please contact our sales team.

List Price: £2227

Xpress Price: £1650

You save: £577 (25.9%)

Morso F foot-operated guillotine cuts double mitres at 45° in wood and polymer mouldings up to app 100mm wide and 160mm tall.

• Very sharp blades leave the mitre cut faces of the wood or polymer perfectly smooth and accurate, requiring no further preparation before joining. Twin return springs automatically return the blades to starting position.

• The blades are moved in and out with the black knob. This allows users to bite through the moulding in small steps. Making multiple cuts with the very last taking off just a shaving ensures perfect joins.

• Tip - when new, remove the little pin with a yellow tag on it. Nothing much happens until you do that.

• The carefully designed sliding longitudinal stop and measuring scales system makes it easy to set the rebate length while allowing for the different widths of moulding. This speeds accurate repeat working.

• Morso F needs no compressed air nor electric supply, and creates no noise or dust. Offcuts slide down chute at rear for collection.

• Moulding waste is minimized as the Morso F cuts double mitres very close, with app 1mm waste between moulding pieces.

• Micro-adjustable rebate supports prevent the rebate lip from cracking when the blades slice through the moulding. Maximum rebate height is 38mm. Extenders are available.

• Supplied with acrylic finger guards and a box guard to give good safety protection.

• Design is the result of continuous refinement over 50 years of production by Dan-List a/s in Denmark.

• Lion offer a high quality, high precision blade sharpening service. We also stock many spare parts.

Moulding:
Width: max 100mm
Height: max 160mm
Rebate height: max 38mm

Morso F De-Luxe has a 1525mm angled printed scale.

When planning your workshop, be aware that the Morso F is app 2150mm / 84” wide overall. Allowing for the length of mouldings, you’ll need a space app 4m/13’ long.


A new Morso F is packed in a big, wooden case weighing 100kg. Often, it will arrive on a truck at tailgate height. We have known of delivery drivers who simply push it off when no-one is looking so that it drops onto the pavement. Carriers terms are ‘kerbside delivery only’. To minimise delivery problems:

• Be on site to personally supervise unloading. If possible, get a forklift to unload it. If not make sure that there are at least two big strong people to help unload it. Have some kind of cushion, such as an old tyre to lower it onto.

• Never sign for it until you have carefully checked the condition. If in any doubt at all, sign it as ‘Damaged’, with brief details. If you sign for it as ‘OK’ and it is not, then you are liable if it turns out to be damaged; you will have no claim on the carrier or on Lion.

When you open the crate, you will find the machine coated in protective grease. This can be removed with white spirit and cloths, but do take great care when working around the very sharp blades. An old fashioned dish mop on a wooden stick can be very handy.


Lion Framing Equipment Service

Lion carry a huge stock of spares for most makes of framing equipment in their Birmingham warehouse. And if we don’t have a part, we can usually get it.

Our Technical Sales Manager is Jack Siwinski. Contact him on 0121 773 1230, ext 230 or jack@lionpic.co.uk and he will always do his best to help you with your enquiries or problems.

In the field we work closely with several framing equipment technicians. In the North of England, contact Mark Thornton, who is based near Huddersfield. His mob is 07980 303 715 or sales@underpinner-spares.co.uk.

In Scotland, try Brian Clark, 07923 628505 or beclark27@hotmail.co.uk.

For contact details of other technicians who may be nearer you, please talk to Jack.

For further information and our latest special prices on equipment please contact our sales team.

Morso F foot-operated guillotine cuts double mitres at 45° in wood and polymer mouldings up to app 100mm wide and 160mm tall.

• Very sharp blades leave the mitre cut faces of the wood or polymer perfectly smooth and accurate, requiring no further preparation before joining. Twin return springs automatically return the blades to starting position.

• The blades are moved in and out with the black knob. This allows users to bite through the moulding in small steps. Making multiple cuts with the very last taking off just a shaving ensures perfect joins.

• Tip - when new, remove the little pin with a yellow tag on it. Nothing much happens until you do that.

• The carefully designed sliding longitudinal stop and measuring scales system makes it easy to set the rebate length while allowing for the different widths of moulding. This speeds accurate repeat working.

• Morso F needs no compressed air nor electric supply, and creates no noise or dust. Offcuts slide down chute at rear for collection.

• Moulding waste is minimized as the Morso F cuts double mitres very close, with app 1mm waste between moulding pieces.

• Micro-adjustable rebate supports prevent the rebate lip from cracking when the blades slice through the moulding. Maximum rebate height is 38mm. Extenders are available.

• Supplied with acrylic finger guards and a box guard to give good safety protection.

• Design is the result of continuous refinement over 50 years of production by Dan-List a/s in Denmark.

• Lion offer a high quality, high precision blade sharpening service. We also stock many spare parts.

Moulding:
Width: max 100mm
Height: max 160mm
Rebate height: max 38mm

Morso F De-Luxe has a 1525mm angled printed scale. Morso F De-Luxe Imperial - to special order only.

When planning your workshop, be aware that the Morso F is app 2150mm / 84” wide overall. Allowing for the length of mouldings, you’ll need a space app 4m/13’ long.


A new Morso F is packed in a big, wooden case weighing 100kg. Often, it will arrive on a truck at tailgate height. We have known of delivery drivers who simply push it off when no-one is looking so that it drops onto the pavement. Carriers terms are ‘kerbside delivery only’. To minimise delivery problems:

• Be on site to personally supervise unloading. If possible, get a forklift to unload it. If not make sure that there are at least two big strong people to help unload it. Have some kind of cushion, such as an old tyre to lower it onto.

• Never sign for it until you have carefully checked the condition. If in any doubt at all, sign it as ‘Damaged’, with brief details. If you sign for it as ‘OK’ and it is not, then you are liable if it turns out to be damaged; you will have no claim on the carrier or on Lion.

When you open the crate, you will find the machine coated in protective grease. This can be removed with white spirit and cloths, but do take great care when working around the very sharp blades. An old fashioned dish mop on a wooden stick can be very handy.


Lion Framing Equipment Service

Lion carry a huge stock of spares for most makes of framing equipment in their Birmingham warehouse. And if we don’t have a part, we can usually get it.

Our Technical Sales Manager is Jack Siwinski. Contact him on 0121 773 1230, ext 230 or jack@lionpic.co.uk and he will always do his best to help you with your enquiries or problems.

In the field we work closely with several framing equipment technicians. In the North of England, contact Mark Thornton, who is based near Huddersfield. His mob is 07980 303 715 or sales@underpinner-spares.co.uk.

In Scotland, try Brian Clark, 07923 628505 or beclark27@hotmail.co.uk.

For contact details of other technicians who may be nearer you, please talk to Jack.

For further information and our latest special prices on equipment please contact our sales team.

This makes older Morso's even safer. The box guard fits over the moving blade head and is adjustable.

On newer machines, it slides into a hole in the top casting. For older machines, you will need to buy the fixing bracket, Part no. DAN0005.

These wooden boxes are strong and safe. They protect your blades during transit. Lid is held by two screws and is reversible for quick addressing.

The blade box is yours for just £2 if ordered with a new set of Morso blades.

Newly sharpened blades can be blunted if they bounce around in the box. We pack yours with paper and foam. We suggest that you do the same when you send them to us.

Sheet steel, zinc plated.

Tthis waste chute hooks into place and guides the offcuts into a box behind the machine. (Standard on all new Morso machines).