Can a professional foam lance be attached to this?
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Yes! The Professional Foam Lance (MTM Hydro) comes with both 1/4'' quick connect and M22 fittings. You can either attach the Lance to the end of the extension bar with the 1/4" quick connect, or at the end of the gun with the M22 fitting.
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Yes it can. As an interior designer who also makes the items I sell, I have much experience in cutting foam. The easiest way to cut foam is using an electric knife. Hope this helps.
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No, I would use this. http://www.amazon.com/King-Arthurs-45822-Lancelot-center/dp/B0000224SJ
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In my opinion, no. I would purchase the Zepp attachment for that. It works well
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It probably could be modified. It has a covering that has a zips up around the outside and to be honest I haven't looked inside to know. I think worst case scenario is that the covering would be loose around the foam instead of tight like it is when it comes shipped to you.
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You could do but I wouldn't trust it. A proper airator, spiked roller or one of those spiked foot tools would be better.
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No problem with that. You will need to have some small hole or hook for the attachment. If there is nothing, you could just use a very small "eye" screw, etc. It should work well.
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you can, but i found a local company that makes foam and saved a bit of money buying it from them and cutting it myself.
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I dont believe so. The measure from small to big is in the belt, not the size of the foam.
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I don't think so but you could purchase craft foam from a craft store and create new pieces for prjects.
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The foam is not dense enough to be walked on once carved into something as thin as a shoe. It would more than likely break. Besides that, the size of the foam pellets used to make the block would not give a very smooth finish. This is the same type of foam that they sell at home depot or lowes in 1" thick x 4'x8' sheets used for insulating walls and ceilings.
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I suppose you could, but have not tried. You would need to rig something. There is not a built in place to attach one.
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If you have a really sharp knife you can cut it to the contours of the weapon. But the way it is really done, you have to pluck the foam out the way you want. Hope it helps.
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I don't see any reason why you couldn't. I do know that an electric knife usually works best when cutting foam.
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I'm not sure and I've also never tried it. If you can find the attachment though, I'd assume you probably can. Hope that helps.
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No, not easily. It is glued in and removing the foam would probably destroy the foam and leave residue on the inside of the case.
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I'm not sure. It may break the foam. I would mail it in the box to your mom, if it were me.