Do the edges work to file too? Example: cutting into a stripped screw head.
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I've never had the occasion to try this with these files, but I would suppose that would work. You can certainly file with the edges of these files. As for cutting into a stripped screw . I'd recommend a dremel with a cutting wheel. That would work far better than using a hand file.
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They arent really intended to be cut - they snap together. However , Id imagine a hack saw / sawsall would cut it just fine.
117003
I don't know about ALL of the files being double sided, but mine is. Yes, you can use both sides, filing in one direction,not sea sawing like we are prone to do.Charline
168724
Yes, but the edges are not filled...you would rip the paint/wood/metal up a bunch. This product is not really safe to use. I had to get 4 stitches from one particularly bad cut. I do what you were talking about and hang mine. I eventually put a plastic pad under to protect it and later got the metal file to trim the edges till it was safe for me and the other guy to use.
320595
Very easily - just use a hacksaw and then a medium file to smooth the cut edge.
1643152
Yes, the edges of the drawers are designed to hold the edges of hanging file folders. No need to buy special hardware for the folders.
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Yes, I was doing that yesterday with cheap 7mm laminate! The blade acts equally over the whole surface of the laminate, so the wider the piece (or if you cut at an angle), then the harder work it is to cut.
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I would think so but have not done it. It seems to me that the "action" is the same a scissors or shears. The point is to have an consistent clearance with two sharp edges that is close enough to cut and still allow the material to enter the cutting plane.
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The answer is "Yes". But, it arrives dull: I sharpened ours immediately, mostly using a file. HTH, Robert
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I wasn't sure about this, so I whipped out a file and started going to town and there was no problem. Just filed down like a regular tip. I wasn't using a super coarse file, but I don't think it really matters. My nails tend to be more square then the practice wheel, but I am not using them to make a perfect representation of a design, just get the feel of how colors might work together or do a tester for free-handing so the shape doesn't bother me. Hope this was helpful! :)
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Yes it does file acrylic as long as you have the right bit attach to the drill.
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Miter cut like you would wood but you may need to file smooth. It is possible but order extra in case it chips with cutting. Some brands offer an outside corner or rounded corner piece that you could look for.
2000559
Yes, they do cut on the edge. It is truly like having 9 boarder punches and not having to find a place to put them all. Hope this helps you.
1538154
Yes it does. If you do buy this one be sure to follow the tips about filing the sharp edges. I followed the tips and I am glad I did, I used a fine metal file and then fine sand paper just to make there ther were no sharp edges. This stuffer works very well compare to using the auger attachment on my grinder. Good luck
88556
The back of the blade is chamfered so it will not, but I took a file to mine and it works great now. You can also use the blade.
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I have used mine both ways. They don't have a sharp cutting edge, but they did work for cutting as well.
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Yes. The tip of the file serves as a 2-D phillips screw driver, and perhaps a precision flathead screw driver for some applications.