How can you trim these wedges? I am looking at using the on a water fountain install and don't pieces to show.
1555776
I would spray paint them the color of your floor or fountain and then use them as is. I think cutting these would weaken them.
1555777
these are hard plastic and not sure they will cut cleanly. maybe you need to go to the conventional wood shims.
1555778
These would not be easy to trim. Good new is they are clear in the event they show. But they are a bit thick and that would be very hard to cut.
1555779
trim with a utility knife or super shears. I believe they would be too thick at the thick end for scissors.
1555780
They are a hard plastic, which I think could be cut to size. I don't think you would have an issue.
351542
If you have a really good pair of shears you should be able to trim down the liners without any problems. Good luck!
2179704
Make the shape in cardboard and use as a guide. Then use a very sharp knife to make the cut. Best regards, C2CSAFETY best sourse for Pelican cases.
508809
You have to trim the blades. I use a pair of needle nose pliers, the cutter part to trim like 1/2 inch off each end to teeth ae centered. I hope that helps.
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You can't. Your best bet is to "rough Cut" the sections with a small hand-held saw and then "fine tune" them with the cutter for a nice finished edge.
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I cut these on my band saw, but you have to remember that there are spaces between each board and the bottom plastic frames are screwed on in several places, so sometimes you cut a piece and the piece you cut off comes apart into several pieces. You have to think about where you're cutting before cutting (also to make sure you're not cutting through one of the screws and ruin whatever blade you're cutting with). You could probably also cut with a hacksaw or scroll saw. You could cut the plastic section with a heavy duty type of scissors, but to cut the wood straight you'll need some kind of powered cutter. When cutting, I always laid the tile on the wood part. I never cut with the plastic side down, so sometimes you have to think backwards before cutting too. It's possible to cut, but not easy.
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These come with an edge strip: An inch and a half strip with cut-outs to create a straight edge. As I remember each large tile has two edge pieces, enough to finish with a straight border. I suppose for special purposes these could be trimmed with a straight edge and a utility knife.
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They aren't the kind you can cut through with scissors. They could probably be cut with some sort of saw, but you'd have to cut the "long" end rather than the short side with the ridge that keeps the straw from coming out of the cup. Then you'd have a slightly rough edge from the cut unless you could smoothe it out.
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I cut mine with scissors. It is solid plastic but still a little flexible and not really thick. A utility knife should work, too.
2111631
I used a pair of aircraft shears to cut them to size, but I'm sure any pair of heavy duty cutters would work. Attached to the sole with Shoe Goo, and used a sander to clean the edges.
343590
You probably could trim them to size, it would be fairly easy to cut with a pair of good kitchen shears. Seems like the original packaging said something about how to trim them, but I no longer have any of it.
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Hello Mr. Efficiency! This is Dr. Tech! :) I used a rotozip with a saw attachment cutting on the back side of the adhesive first. Otherwise, you can use a rotary tool or hacksaw with a fine blade. It doesnt take too much pressure to cut. Use a pencil on the back side of the channel to mark the cut. If you use the channel covers , then the cuts dont have to be perfect. Some installers dont like using the covers in order to give it a seamless look but it takes a steady hand and a near-perfect cut. Also, when installing the channel over/under any trimming, use a thin 12inc ruller as a spacer to allow for the channel covers to be installed. Hope this helps!! Good luck :)
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I do cut mine out. It will look much better if you do. You just have to cut around the image. It doesnt have to be exact.
1262728
You can drill through wobble wedges. They are ridged plastic. You might need to take extra care stating the drill because of the ridges.
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I would suggest using a hack saw, grinder or something and cutting them to proper length.
987735
I don't know. It was pretty frustrating not having instructions on how to make these work. We finally figured out that you can either a) nip off the tip (the bigger the nip, the faster the water comes out). Or drill a few small holes in it. Pretty silly I'd say. You would think it would already have this done. THey fit Perrier water bottles.
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What you can try to do to separate them completely is superglue or hot glue the sides to prevent any space between the dividers but keep in mind to keep your water levels from mixing at the top. And also that your dividers will be there permanently unless you try to remove the hotglue