How sturdy are the bars that hold the mold? Would you be able to cut them apart to have individual cutters instead of all 6 on one line?
1393003
You can. I used my Cutco scissors and cut between each letter. It worked perfectly for me. I much prefer the separation.
1393004
I don't think you can cut them apart! The letters are all like one solid piece.
1393005
I don't know if it would be possible to cut each letter to use them individually. However I don't have any problem using the letters as they are. It just takes practice.
362659
the rods do not come attached to the end supports, so i believe you could cut them before attaching them
1634849
No, this is just a cutter in various size not a mold ring that you have described. You can however make seperate layers and stack them neatly! These are made well and worked for my needs. I hope this helps.
561213
I usually cut about 4 or 5 at a time. Not sure how many more you could actually cut. I find that with too many, they tend to get crooked.
1633231
You could but in my opinion, it would look funny. As another reviewer said, just keep them separate or even better, just buy an L shaped bar. There are a ton on Craigslist and Ebay.
227753
I made my own and they work well. I went to my local Lowes as they sell bolts, washers and nuts individually not in a multiple bag of pieces. I had some hardwood pieces around so I cut the lengths I wanted, made openings for the bolts and what I made works great. I don't have a need for metal clamps as the Dremel and the press are light weigh. This is just a suggestion, make you own.
1632190
I have used them in the past fo cutting 1 inch diagonals and for small pieces and they did just fine for me. At this price I keep some for my glass and some for other materials. Hope this helped.
1713996
You can cut them, but one piece will be a little hard to separate from the backing (due to it not having an edge from which to peel). It isn't bad, though. Just have good fingernails! I've done it before.
1531983
I've never tried to break them in half but it would be hard to do without cutting them with a knife--even then it might be hard. They're pretty solid but now that I've reviewed other people's answers, I guess it can be done. I'm glad to learn it!
541069
They are a bit flexible ----I would make a frame out of 1 x 4". I did this and covered with broadcloth from Hobbylobby. Looks great! You also don't want those little fibers drifting around with no covering.The perfect cutter is an electric carving knife.
1962379
I'm not sure about them but I cut through mine while using a pizza cutter on fondant. I would do it very carefully.
750428
YES. I thought the slices were a bit too thin for me so I bought some plastic washers to put in between the slice bars. Very well made piece. It should last for many years.
21549
I forgot mention that the individual molds are attached to the top with aluminum. It's sturdy and isn't going to fall apart any time soon. Totally worth the money.
1145588
The small ones will break. I made some holes in a 2mm aluminum bar and used the small ones to drill a guide hole for the large one; I lost 2 on 3 small ones in the same day.
739621
No, All of the pieces are cut to specific lengths. I guess if you had the ability to cut top and bottom bar you could. But then you couldhave built one of these yourself.
659261
Cutter is a nice piece to have, not exactly sure how many sheets it will cut at one time, as I have not counted them, but it should be able to handle what it says, one note is, the more paper you have in, the more pressure you need to put when cutting, also you may have to do multiple passes. I still prefer this model of the other type where the bar goes up and down, those we had at work and after 6 months the blade needs adjustment and more times than not would need replacement. This unit lasts longer and is easy to change a blade when needed.
1938796
Each bar holds 12, we cut ours down easily with a saw because we only wanted 8. We also use 2 bars for our 8 knives and alternate the way they face as shown on the LHS of the image. This creates stability and room to access each knife otherwise the handles are too close together. Completely satisfied with the product. Hope this helps.