Can a person lay a stainless steel ruler down and cut beside it on pictures?
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Rotary cutters are pretty expensive to be used as paper cutters. I have a good quality paper cutter (the one with the arm you raise up and down) and have no problems cutting paper . A rotary cutter costs about the same, plus you have to keep replacing blades. They are designed for cutting fabric, and would would dull quickly if used on paper. It's the same principle as using your good sewing scissors to cut paper. It ruins them for sewing. If you cut a lot of pictures, the paper cutter would be your best bet.
659235
You could use a butter knife, but the resulting jagged edges would ruin the aesthetic you are trying to achieve by using a designer product such as this.
1934136
Yes & no , where I would imagine, you could limit the the depth of cut, I don't think it would be practical or accurate. Where there is a will there is away.
1377258
NO. Even with a straight edge it would be difficult. It is best for rough cutout work.
688351
Yes, you could certainly cut it. I would draw a template around the current edge (to match the curved corners), transfer the reverse of the template to tracing paper, apply the paper to the pad, then use an Exacto knife or a rotary cutter (Gingher, Olfa, etc.) along the line. You may have to sand the edge with a very fine paper in order to remove sharp edges. As someone who is a casual gamer, I've found that the size of the pad is a considerable advantage. I don't recommend cutting it.
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Yes. Unless it's aluminum foil, I'd recommend a Dremel tool. If you're trying to score a piece of aluminum, this would work (briefly) but you'd be better off with a utility knife/box cutter.
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There is space for minimal engraving. Contact Buck knives regarding the warranty. There may be guidelines to follow.
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One inch by one inch. A template is included that allows one to trace a photograph and then cut out the image.
1352108
I'm not sure what your question is but with a sand paper you can sharpen the tip down to a sharp tip to make as narrow a line as you would desire
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You should be able to...as long as it's properly primed before use (to ensure it doesn't smudge, ruin the drawings/illustrations).
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No. I don't think so. I use it for rolls of thin paper to cover tables with. I would not use it for precise cutting.
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I want to engrave stainless steel dog tags with a few phrases , would it look good enough to sell using this tool?
802463
Yes. I cut it with my Stampin' Up! Sizzix machine and got nice cuts - but only with traditional dies. It won't work with thin items such as framelits and thinlits.
188809
yes with no problem.... you would need to use a straight cut bit, 1/4" or maybe even a little smaller 1/8" just take it easy and it would work fine.. you can do some amazing things with this tool.... you ought to see some of the artwork I have done with it.....
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Yes. This is fairly easy to cut with the backing paper on. It's about as thick as cardstock (maybe a little thinner). Similar to a heavier contact paper. It does not have a grid on the backing paper so you would want to carefully use a straight edge and a pencil to lightly draw the cut line.
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No I don't think so. I have not tried it of course but I'm confident it's not sharp enough for that kind of cutting. Thick paper is fine.
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You could easily make that cut. This paper cutter is really great for the price. The only cuts I have trouble making are if the width of the paper is less than two inches. So, if I had a 2" x 2" piece of paper and I wanted to make it 2" x 1", it won't work because the blade housing is too wide. But to trim a normal-sized piece of paper down is no problem.