can this B@D power scissor cut out paterns from everyday cardboard with less effort then a razor box cutter or exto blades?
221181
I'm sure they would. I got them to cut very thick fabrics and they work like a charm. They are so easy to use. It would take me forever to cut the fabric for the blankets I make. I would definitely recommend getting them.
221182
I've used it to cut lots of things including cardboard without any problems.
221183
For regular 200lb cardboard box, you will have to put some effort in cutting straight lines. Altho it can cut cardboard fine, box cutters are still more efficient and alot better for thick, fluted cardboard boxes. I wouldn't recommend this for making patterns in 3/8" fluted cardboards.
221184
I concur with everything that Bonnie has said, especially the length of time it holds a charge. I would add that I've cut heavy fiberglass fabric and mat, with no problems. If you need a precision cut, I would still use a straight edge for a guide.
221185
The corigated cardboard across the raised wave would be a bit tough...with the wave would probably work. i use mine for I1-ply cardboard, thick batting, quilted fabrics, upholstery, heavy fabric & soft plastic. I AM AMAZED THAT THE SCISSORS HOLD THEIR CHARGE A VERY LONG TIME. WEEKS OF UN-USE & THEY ARE CUTTING WITHOUT A CHARGE.
1485901
I would not recommend it.It sharpens both sides of a surfaceRepeted use would move your scissor blades further and further apart
1845169
Yes, however, the instructions recommend a very sharp razor blade. The film is somewhat thick and scissors would not make a very even cut.
1790622
Would not even attempt to use this on any kind of wood. This device is not a saw-it's made to cut lightweight materials like cardboard, poster board, etc. you can use it with a straight edge to keep aligned, but the surround on the cutting head makes it a little more difficult than it needs to be. Again, this device is not a saws all device.
2274151
Yeah, although I wouldn't recommend it, I would go with the tojiro utility blade, for a quicker breakdown and more precise cuts
1764558
I would not recommend this tool for the job....not enough power. Blade has a back on it so the angle of the cut would be too shallow. Use a skillsaw or table saw or band saw with infeed/outfeed table or rollers.
1352507
This unit is awesome for knives, but I don't believe the slots in the unit would allow for scissor blades to pass through them. Nor would the sharpening or honing blades of the unit sharpen scissors at the correct angle.
1117913
You can use the diamond blade but it's more likely to cut the brick, a softer blade (composite) might be better.
49355
Yes, it will cut through anything that a regular utility knife will cut. It uses standard utility knife blades.
400395
I doubt it. This cutter works well on paper but has trouble with plastic packaging. Another problem is that replacement blades are not available.
1611423
It's for sharpening a pair of scissors. So if your paper cutter is a pair of scissors - yes. If not, no I don't think it would work. The two small holes there are for the two blades of scissors to go into - the sharpening part in a small tube like piece that fits in the small yellow section in-between those two small holes. Hopefully that helps.
1810281
It obviously depends on the thickness of the material, but I feel the cutter is only good for 3-4 sheets of paper. After that it's too hard to get the blade through. Hope that helps.
1611424
This designed for knives and scissors and works well. I am boy sure it will work on a paper cutter as generally the piece that hours the blade is thick and you need to get the sharpener blades on to the cutter. It is inexpensive enough so if it does not work it is a useful tool.
352970
the toold has a separate scissor sharpener; you put both blades through the scissor sharpener on each side of the blade and the make a scissor "cutting" motion. Works pretty well.
1387083
I am not sure, my first thought would be no. It is a carbide cutter just able to score tile slightly. Use a regular razor knife cutter, not a box cutter, that would be better. Change the blade often. Best wishes.
1304247
no it wouldn't. You couldn't get the blade against the tube in a manner that you would need to in order to accomplish that task. Think jigsaw! as I have cut cardboard tubes ( fabric bolt tubes ) with a jigsaw or a fine toothed hand or hack saw.
1098215
No--And I think the paper would be too thick for the tines of the scissor to cut through.