Will these cut aluminum cans?
891428
I don't think so. I haven't tried that. The clearance where the blade edges meet is big enough for paper but I don't think aluminum can would fit.
737946
To answer your question...I think they would but keep in mind they are only about 1/2- 3/4 inch in diameter and designed for use in a Dremel tool or something similar but cutting would be VERY slow going. I would think a sawzall with a metal cutting blade or a larger tool with some kind of abrasive blade or wheel would work better for your application.
966432
Yes I cuts aluminum easily, and the literature says CNC compatible. Note it's a pilot arc machine.
1899360
Not positive, but I think not. I believe these are for carbon arrows. There is a difference between the carbon and aluminum bolts.
1461138
They will cut glass, but be very care for the cutter can brake and send glass all over you. Please have a face shied on.
222718
Should work just fine. They are plastic that covers. You can always cut if needed.
238097
I would think that they should. I used a set on a craftman electric knife sharpner, as well as my fry cutter.
278179
Yes they will! Our product is high quality and the cutting surface is sharp and aligned to make a quick clean cut!
1204804
Probably, but don't know for sure. I use them to cut glass. But the cost is probaby worth a try. If you go to orchard supply or some place similar look at the different wheels (accesories) in the Dremel brand, it should tell you which tool is for cutting metal so u can match with an off brand.
382691
I do not see why not. I cut up an entire shed (approx. 8x12) with aluminum skin, steel framing, and wood floor with 4x6 inch support beams. I did not have any problems with any of it. Just take your time and do not force the blade through whatever you are cutting. Use just enough pressure to let the blade cut efficiently.
584555
Definitely aluminum, with the right blade. Steel I haven't tried and can't speak to. I'd look up 10" blades that cut steel and if they're compatible with the saw (a hook angle of 5 degrees or less, a 3/8" arbor, an adequate rpm, which I'd have to check...) it should do fine. It's more about the blade and speed than the other components of the saw.FWIW, I love this saw, several years into owning it.
40123
Yes, I have cut through multiple aluminum sheets that are pretty thick. But you may want to get better bits than what comes with the kit.
1598565
Yes. I used them to cut holes in a laminated wooden conference table with no issues.
1054982
I would assume so. They are pretty thin, so any ordinary scissors should work! They are thin enough you could roll them up and put a rubber band around them. They are not very thick.
1949663
I don't know first-hand, but my guess is that it will cut 22 ga. aluminum or tin. Steel may be a bit tougher, but stainless steel will probably be next to impossible. These shears are not up to Fiskar standards.
559318
I don't know. They were the perfect size for my lamp. They're made of a pliable plastic, so you'd have to be very careful to not crease them when cutting them.
656965
Yes, it will, but first, you need to slice them, about a quarter of an inch thick.