would this cut acetate?
1341103
I think the cutter might be able to cut acetate (fabric, I assume). However, unless the fabric was pinned down really well I don't know if it would be stiff enough to cut a perfect circle. Hope this helps...!
1341104
I have used it to cut cotton which has been starched and is pretty stable. I do not think it would work on something that might move around.
1341105
Most likely, yes. I think you could perform open heart surgery with this thing, it's that sharp.
1341106
I have did not had a lot of success with it. I use heavier fabrics such as burlap, canvas & terry cloth. Have not used on lighter fabrics so not real sure of results on that type of fabric. I resorted to slowing down & keeping my scissors sharp!
1127583
Sorry, I've never tried that. I would think it would be something that could be done, if you had some kind of glass cutting blade on your tool.
287128
I wondered that very thing but didn't try it. Given it's density and previous experience cutting foam with a hot knife, I think it would work. There must be an online help site with a more definitive anwser than mine. The best of luck. The foam is fantastic.
1751952
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
2039752
Yes, I use it for a very close cut. Have had it for almost a year now. Still works great.
2016387
I certainly haven't tried it, but I see no reason why it could not be so. It is only two inches thick,so a sharp utility knife should do the job. Use a heavy straight edge, like a piece of lumber, to guide the cut. Happy sailing!
1723667
Not for sure I bought it for making camp fires but as cheap as they are you can give it a try. I believe a regular pair of scissors would work to cut it
2130819
Not sure, I would just cut it 50% with water. I like the stuff, works great.
1376848
Yes it can be cut. Make sure it's a clean cut though. also depending how much you take out it will speed the flow up..
523603
I haven't tried it for this but, based on what I've seen it do, I doubt it. There would be no harm in trying. The waxy/oily component should be removable with acetone if it doesn't work
1196823
It may cut it but the blade won't last long doing a bunch of cuts. We have to watch how hot we get the blades when we cut 5/8 half round.
1624000
I would think so. It's an aerosol disinfectant that also lubricates...no reason to think it won't work on scissors.
1695350
i have used this on everything and have had had many ways i had to cut . the head turns 360 degrees so you should be able to get what you need out of it
1566105
Yes, I believe it can. However, I am not sure what you would use to cut it. It may be too thick for a scissor.
1667667
It might be able to. The "grid" you see on the product image is basically 1" increments to guide you in cutting down to the desired size. So, it SHOULD work. but I have never tried it. I'll give an 85-90% probably yes. Hope that helps.
1035087
Yes it will! Just follow the directions...there should be no cutting on any JK
602961
I have not tried it. The blade is small, so you would definitely want to cut up the pieces into small bits.