Could I cut it in half crossways to make it thicker?
204748
You could cut it fairly easily. It would make it rather short though. It will also fold in half very easily so other than saving weight by only carrying one of the shorter pieces, I wouldn't see an advantage to cutting.
204749
You could in theory but it will only be 1/2 the length. I am 5'9" so i wouldnt fit on it. If your short it could work but I cant say I recommend it.
204750
Ms. Williams, if you wanted a thicker pad, it would be best to buy 2 or more pads, depending on thick you wanted your sleeping pad.Considering that they are 1/2" thick, the most I would recommend is 3, which would give you 1.5 inches in thickness if you put them all together.
204751
Oh yes, you can cut it with a good pair of scissors. It would make it too narrow to sleep on. Hope this helps.
275950
I would suggest cutting from the extra end, since your other option is to get a wider cover which is more costly.
2164297
I would think you could cut through it with some very sturdy scissors or even a small saw. It's not too tough-- just thick. And wonderful!
397604
The length between the blade and the wood is one and a half inches. So that is the max thickness you can have. You can make it as thin as you want.
1183161
It is possible but it would take a great deal of force as felt is very shock absorbent. We are currently cutting through standard gasket material which are about a 16th of an inch thick but we are also using it on 1/4 cork gasket material. These materials cut very well but the thicker you go the more difficult it will be.
1360862
I guess you could with a very sharp cutter. You would need to be careful on the cut side, unless you can file it smooth.
1526761
I think it would become all frayed if you cut it. I folded it back over itself because I did not need the entire length.
1837292
Yes. The strips can be cut to a different width. I've never tried cutting them but the material looks like it could easily be cut. I usually just leave an overhang.
929000
Yes, you could. It's thick enough. The only thing is you would need to use an exacto knife or other blade to get a a good cut, since scissors don't work well (it will crumble on the ends.)
2002391
Yes. I cut it with a box cutter after it was installed, trimmed off the excess. It was not hard.
1912461
with the covering on both sides,plus the fiber material inside,its about 3/4 thick. You could cut it with something,but the real issue would be in hemming the cut end.
552555
You could do that with no problems. You would probably want to burn/melt the end you cut to keep it from fraying which isn't a big deal.
1090960
I don't think 1/2: thicknedss will leave enough threads for a solid tiightening.. Can you drill out enough material surroiunding the center hole to leave about 1/4" for the threads?
397606
Would be too thick if you used the knife to guide. I don't have the knife anymore because of that- wasn't useful for cutting even slices.
2094302
Not likely, it is too thick. If you let it dry for a half minute it will be pliable and you could spread it that way.
2001530
Sure can. Make sure to use a high-quality ultra-fine finish blade when you rip it to width, and go slowly. You don't want to splinter the edges.
1932046
I think you could cut it down. It seems to be one thick piece of material. I am not sure if this sort of material can fray in any way though. If it can, its nothing some extra stitching wouldn't take care of.