Will it cut polyurethane foam, the material a fun noodle is made of?
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The hot wire cutter will cut through every form of plastic I have thrown at it. It definitely will take care of polyurethane without a problem.
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I'm not sure, but I assume a person could. It's made entirely of foam--two inches of soft memory foam on the top, with the rest being a denser foam--and it is inside a zipped cloth covering. I think if a person thought out how their going to cut, and what they're going to cut it with, it should be doable.
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Foam flexes, so it would be tricky cutting it to that dimension, but you could try.
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The Tool Cuts 8 Inch laminate Reasonably Well. I Did Not Have Attached Pad, However I Don't Think The Blade Will Have Any Issues Will Cutting The foam.
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Yes. I tried all insulation styrofoam sheets. I would imagine it would cut thru any styroam (floral, spray foam, etc) assuming it fits within cable space.
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don't see why not. Perhaps using a box cutter vs. scissors to cut. It would be good to layer on top of regular foam to add cushioning. Great idea ! :)
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Have not cut poly. Have cut styrene plastic 1/16th and 3/32 easily. (just turn the heat up a bit). Don't see it can't cut 1/8. Take your time...move slowly. Hope this helps. R/DLF
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I suppose it could be. I believe that it would be best to do it with a very sharp knife. I have trimmed foam for a camper seats using a sharp knife
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It can be cut but the thicker the foam the harder it is because of the bulk. I use scissors when I can and a sharp razor blade or Stanley knife for the thicker stuff. I'm sure there's some sort of tool upholsterers use but I don't have one of those.
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I don't think so. It has worked well with most, not all rigid foam cutting jobs. I'm thinking, because the upholstery foam is soft, it will probably just melt around the wire, thus creating a mess rather than doing as you wanted. There is no way to regulate the heat setting, so I would advise against trying it. Not a Bad idea but the wrong tool for the job. Sorry, hope this helps.
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Yes, you can have them cut the foam if you provide dimensions. The foam was pretty hard initially, but after a few weeks, it settles in.
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I would say no because it works with a foaming action, and it,s probably cut with water that will evaporate
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I don't know if this foam can be precut, however, I cut mine with an electric knife using the "meat" blade. It worked great. I used a large square and magic marker to lay it out and the knife cut it directly on the lines. I needed a 2 inch thick piece also and I was able to cut it with no problem. I just worked it from each edge. And, I needed a wedge cut so that I could fit a chair back into the seat area without getting "clumps." That worked A-Ok. My experience with foam? None until now. Also, the foam can be glued. I used 3M Super 77. I hoped I helped.
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I would say yes although the cut will depend on how neat you are and how neat you want it to be. My past experience with "foam" products has been to use an electric knife. The serrated blades seem to work better. Another suggestion I would make; snap a chalk line or use some other means to draw a straight line and the cut should be pretty "true". Good luck!
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Lori,Even though I have never tried it. My educated guess is that yes it would. My knife goes thru foam like butter so this might take a bit longer but still do the job.Sam
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It will cut it easily. I've cut thicker material but if you plan on cutting a lot of heavy material you may consider a bigger machine.
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It should be able to cut through EVA foam with a thickness less than 1/2 inch due to the blade width. Do be wary of fumes from the EVA foam as you are cutting. Just from cutting vinyl and pleather covered fabrics there is already some toxic plastic fumes. Hope that helps!Dremels might be a better option for cutting and shaping EVA foam.