https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Machines/Reed-Guillotine/ products in category Reed Guillotine en Reeds 'n Stuff Thu, 14 May 2026 11:28:49 +0200 Reeds 'n Stuff info@reedsnstuff.com (Udo Heng) https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/reedsnstuff2024/img/logo_pe.png https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Machines/Reed-Guillotine/ https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Supplies/Reed-Tip-Cutting/Reed-Guillotine.html Wed, 13 May 2026 16:08:07 +0200 <img src='https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_255_100/f10-15000-02.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5><section> <h1 class="center">Cut. Perfect.</h1> <p class="center"> The principle of the guillotine guarantees perfect cuts.<br> With the mm scale you can select the length of the reed between 10 and 80 mm.<br> Scraped and unscraped reeds can be cut to any length desired.<br> The adjustable length stop can be preset if you are always using the same lengths.<br> If ever needed, the hardened steel cutting unit can be resharpened.</p> <ul class="detailgallery"> <li class="gallery-item"> <ul> <li class="gallery-item-img"><img src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/details/detail_f10-14000-1000.jpg" width="1000" height="800" title="" alt="" /></li> <li class="gallery-item-caption"> <p>Even hairthin cuts can be done with precision thanks to the windows, which enable you to view the cutting spot from multiple angles.</p></li></ul></li> <li class="gallery-item"> <ul> <li class="gallery-item-img"><img src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/details/detail_f10-15002.jpg" width="1500" height="1200" title="" alt="" /></li> <li class="gallery-item-caption"> <p>The self-arresting <a title="" href="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Machines/Reed-Guillotine/Reed-Holder.html">reed holder</a> for oboe can also be used for english horn reeds.<br> However, for frequent use,<br>we recommend the <a title="" href="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Machines/Reed-Guillotine/Reed-Holder-with-Mandrel.html">reed holder with mandrel</a> .</p></li></ul></li> <li class="gallery-item"> <ul> <li class="gallery-item-img"><img src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/details/detail_f10-15003-2.jpg" width="1500" height="1200" title="" alt="" /></li> <li class="gallery-item-caption"> <p>The reed holder can easily be changed. This allows you to use your reed guillotine for all reeds of the oboe family.</p> <p>The self-arresting <a title="" href="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Machines/Reed-Guillotine/Reed-Holder-with-Mandrel.html">reed holder with mandrel</a> is suitable for oboe d'amore, English horn, Viennese oboe as well as for all historical oboes.</p></li></ul></li> <li class="gallery-item"> <ul> <li class="gallery-item-img"><img src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/details/detail_f10-15003.jpg" width="1500" height="1200" title="" alt="" /></li> <li class="gallery-item-caption"> <p>The length of the mandrel can be<br>variably adjusted to your staples.<br> You can find a tutorial for this here:</p> <p><div id="YTVideoTextLink" viID="BWi870yacg8"></div></p> </li></ul></li> <li class="gallery-item"> <ul> <li class="gallery-item-img"><img src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/details/detail_f10-15001-01.jpg" width="1500" height="1200" title="" alt="" /></li> <li class="gallery-item-caption"> <p>The adjustable length stop can be preset<br>if you are always using the same lengths. </p></li></ul></li> <ul></ul></ul></section> <section id="details" class="faq detailmenueon toggle" name="FAQ"> <button href="#detail-faq" class="detail-toggle cross"> <h1 id="rns_faq">FAQ</h1></button> <div id="detail-faq" style="display: none"> <span class="fag-frage">My blade does no longer look good. What can I do about the tarnish?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">You can remove the tarnish with metal polish.</p> <span class="fag-frage">Why is there some tarnish on my blades?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">The reason why we use a steel that creates a patina over use is a technical one. The cutting abilities of such a steel are better than those of stainless steels.</p> <span class="fag-frage">What can I do to check the quality of the cut?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">You can check the cut by trying to cut a piece of paper. If the blade does the job then there is no need to exchange them. If they do not, it can be for two reasons:</br> 1. The blade is really blunt. Then an exchange of blades would be good.</br> 2. The 4 screws that hold the front blade are too loose. Tighten them just enough the cutting blade can be moved tight up and down but the blade cannot wobble. Start with the upper two screws. Then, if needed, tighten the lower two as well.</p> </div></section> https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Supplies/Reed-Tip-Cutting/Reed-Guillotine.html https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Supplies/Reed-Tip-Cutting/Reed-Holder.html Wed, 13 May 2026 16:08:07 +0200 <img src='https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_255_100/f10-15002.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5><section> <h1 class="center">Perfectly Adapted</h1> <p class="center"> The reed holder can easily be changed to adjust your reed guillotine precisely to your needs.<br> This allows you to use your reed guillotine for all reeds of the oboe family.</p> <p class="center">The self-arresting reed holder for oboe can also be used for english horn reeds.<br> However, for frequent use, we recommend the reed holder with mandrel.</p> </section> https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Supplies/Reed-Tip-Cutting/Reed-Holder.html https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Supplies/Reed-Tip-Cutting/Reed-Holder-with-Mandrel.html Wed, 13 May 2026 16:08:07 +0200 <img src='https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_255_100/f10-15003.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5><section> <h1 class="center">Perfectly Adapted</h1> <p class="center"> The reed holder can easily be changed to adjust your reed guillotine precisely to your needs.<br> This allows you to use your reed guillotine for all reeds of the oboe family.</p> <p class="center">This self-arresting reed holder is suitable for oboe d'amore, English horn, Viennese oboe as well<br>as for all historical oboes.</p> <ul class="detailgallery"> <li class="gallery-item"> <ul> <li class="gallery-item-img"><img src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/details/detail_f10-15003.jpg" width="1500" height="1200" title="" alt="" /></li> <li class="gallery-item-caption"> <p>The length of the mandrel can be<br>variably adjusted to your staples.<br> You can find a tutorial for this here:</p> <p><div id="YTVideoTextLink" viID="BWi870yacg8"></div></p> </li></ul></li></ul> </section> https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Supplies/Reed-Tip-Cutting/Reed-Holder-with-Mandrel.html https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Supplies/Reed-Tip-Cutting/Reed-Guillotine-oxid.html Wed, 13 May 2026 16:08:07 +0200 <img src='https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_255_100/f10-15000-01.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5><section> <h1 class="center">Cut. Perfect.</h1> <p class="center"> The principle of the guillotine guarantees perfect cuts.<br> With the mm scale you can select the length of the reed between 10 and 80 mm.<br> Scraped and unscraped reeds can be cut to any length desired.<br> The adjustable length stop can be preset if you are always using the same lengths.<br> If ever needed, the hardened steel cutting unit can be resharpened.</p> <ul class="detailgallery"> <li class="gallery-item"> <ul> <li class="gallery-item-img"><img src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/details/detail_f10-14000-1000.jpg" width="1000" height="800" title="" alt="" /></li> <li class="gallery-item-caption"> <p>Even hairthin cuts can be done with precision thanks to the windows, which enable you to view the cutting spot from multiple angles.</p></li></ul></li> <li class="gallery-item"> <ul> <li class="gallery-item-img"><img src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/details/detail_f10-15002.jpg" width="1500" height="1200" title="" alt="" /></li> <li class="gallery-item-caption"> <p>The self-arresting <a title="" href="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Machines/Reed-Guillotine/Reed-Holder.html">reed holder</a> for oboe can also be used for english horn reeds.<br> However, for frequent use,<br>we recommend the <a title="" href="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Machines/Reed-Guillotine/Reed-Holder-with-Mandrel.html">reed holder with mandrel</a> .</p></li></ul></li> <li class="gallery-item"> <ul> <li class="gallery-item-img"><img src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/details/detail_f10-15003-2.jpg" width="1500" height="1200" title="" alt="" /></li> <li class="gallery-item-caption"> <p>The reed holder can easily be changed. This allows you to use your reed guillotine for all reeds of the oboe family.</p> <p>The self-arresting <a title="" href="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Machines/Reed-Guillotine/Reed-Holder-with-Mandrel.html">reed holder with mandrel</a> is suitable for oboe d'amore, English horn, Viennese oboe as well as for all historical oboes.</p></li></ul></li> <li class="gallery-item"> <ul> <li class="gallery-item-img"><img src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/details/detail_f10-15003.jpg" width="1500" height="1200" title="" alt="" /></li> <li class="gallery-item-caption"> <p>The length of the mandrel can be<br>variably adjusted to your staples.<br> You can find a tutorial for this here:</p> <p><div id="YTVideoTextLink" viID="BWi870yacg8"></div></p> </li></ul></li> <li class="gallery-item"> <ul> <li class="gallery-item-img"><img src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/details/detail_f10-15001-01.jpg" width="1500" height="1200" title="" alt="" /></li> <li class="gallery-item-caption"> <p>The adjustable length stop can be preset<br>if you are always using the same lengths. </p></li></ul></li> <ul></ul></ul></section> <section id="details" class="faq detailmenueon toggle" name="FAQ"> <button href="#detail-faq" class="detail-toggle cross"> <h1 id="rns_faq">FAQ</h1></button> <div id="detail-faq" style="display: none"> <span class="fag-frage">My blade does no longer look good. What can I do about the tarnish?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">You can remove the tarnish with metal polish.</p> <span class="fag-frage">Why is there some tarnish on my blades?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">The reason why we use a steel that creates a patina over use is a technical one. The cutting abilities of such a steel are better than those of stainless steels.</p> <span class="fag-frage">What can I do to check the quality of the cut?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">You can check the cut by trying to cut a piece of paper. If the blade does the job then there is no need to exchange them. If they do not, it can be for two reasons:</br> 1. The blade is really blunt. Then an exchange of blades would be good.</br> 2. The 4 screws that hold the front blade are too loose. Tighten them just enough the cutting blade can be moved tight up and down but the blade cannot wobble. Start with the upper two screws. Then, if needed, tighten the lower two as well.</p> </div></section> https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/Oboe/Reed-Making-Supplies/Reed-Tip-Cutting/Reed-Guillotine-oxid.html