Is this easy to rip with hands or do you really need scissors to cut it?
2012206
Easy to rip, even for pretty little hands! My kids love duct tape, too, but they struggle with ripping or cutting that. This is very easy to cut or rip, and fun to use.
502078
Very Very easy. Its just a simple bolt holding the blade. They give you the wrench to remove the screw so you don't your own tools. I have changed the blade with the blade everyone was buying along with this set on Amazon. It did not cut as well. This blade suprisingly lasted for hundreds of marble cuts. I would still use it again. I found to make the cleanest cut, always have a lot of water in the trough. Which is my only negative about this set (the trough is rather shallow and needs refilling)
1983094
It would be very easy to sew and be cut very easy with an average pair of scissors, I like my cushion very. Much,it washes good in a regular washing machine
2226872
It's easily cut with scissors or a knife. I cut mine to fit around a fire pit.
435274
yes, you can cut it, I had to as well. A good pair of scissors help it is a little thick and will pull a bit. I used a large size it worked great.
235585
Yes, I cut mine down, very easy to cut with a utility knife, great product!
594291
They do not easily rip or pull apart. I keep a pair of scissors handy and simply cut them off.
1109833
It's pretty easy. It does curl pretty badly so I would either have someone help you hold it down or use a couple heavy objects so you can get a straight cut. It does have a grid printed on the back for easy measurement.
1309937
Yes, the tape is easy to tear. I have arthritis in my hand & I can tear it. It's similar to the cloth medical tape.
1583332
I haven't done it, but I'm sure they are easily cut. The best ways I can describe its physical properties are: If I hold a pad up balancing it with one hand placed near its center, they're ridgid enough so that there's only a very slight droop towards its edges. But if I squeeze it between my fingers, I can easily compress it down to about 1/2" and when I let go it springs right back to its full 1-1/2" thickness.I think if I was going to cut it, I would compress it with a straight edge and use a carpet knife or something similar, but I tend to overthink things and maybe a good pair of shears would do just as well. I haven't done it, but I'm sure they are easily cut. The best ways I can describe its physical properties are: If I hold a pad up balancing it with one hand placed near its center, they're ridgid enough so that there's only a very slight droop towards its edges. But if I squeeze it between my fingers, I can easily compress it down to about 1/2" and when I let go it springs right back to its full 1-1/2" thickness.I think if I was going to cut it, I would compress it with a straight edge and use a carpet knife or something similar, but I tend to overthink things and maybe a... » Read More I haven't done it, but I'm sure they are easily cut. The best ways I can describe its physical properties are: If I hold a pad up balancing it with one hand placed near its center, they're ridgid enough so that there's only a very slight droop towards its edges. But if I squeeze it between my fingers, I can easily compress it down to about 1/2" and when I let go it springs right back to its full 1-1/2" thickness.I think if I was going to cut it, I would compress it with a straight edge and use a carpet knife or something similar, but I tend to overthink things and maybe a good pair of shears would do just as well. « Show Less
1715791
Yes, it's easy to cut any of the shapes. Save the extra, too. I make them last as long as I can.
1995247
I used scissors and they worked fine :) the plastic is thick but cuts pretty easily.
1577801
Very easy to trim with regular scissors, the plastic is about as thick as only one side of what they use to cover electronics. The end you cut to make it shorter will be a little jagged so be careful as it's sharp, but I was able to get two vents covered with one cover since it was so long. Since where I cut the main one was jagged at the wall side, so is one end of the piece that was the left over part, but in my case it's under furniture so it didn't matter. If you have something that cuts something that wide you might not end up with jagged edges. They really are helpful. They are working great for me. Very easy to trim with regular scissors, the plastic is about as thick as only one side of what they use to cover electronics. The end you cut to make it shorter will be a little jagged so be careful as it's sharp, but I was able to get two vents covered with one cover since it was so long. Since where I cut the main one was jagged at the wall side, so is one end of the piece that was the left over part, but in my case it's under furniture so it didn't matter. If you have something that cuts something that wide you might not end up with jagged edges. They really are helpful. They are... » Read More Very easy to trim with regular scissors, the plastic is about as thick as only one side of what they use to cover electronics. The end you cut to make it shorter will be a little jagged so be careful as it's sharp, but I was able to get two vents covered with one cover since it was so long. Since where I cut the main one was jagged at the wall side, so is one end of the piece that was the left over part, but in my case it's under furniture so it didn't matter. If you have something that cuts something that wide you might not end up with jagged edges. They really are helpful. They are working great for me. « Show Less
2140761
It gets warm, but no where near hot enough to cut. You'll probably need a hot knife if you need something that stiff.
1076732
Yes, you don't need to cut anything. Cuz it's pre cuted. Its very small and u can find this in any Walmart too! Thanks.
1309939
Quite easy - when wrapping a wrist I just use my teeth to cleanly tear it or when wrapping an ankle I can easily tear it using my pointer fingers and thumbs.
1947187
You can use regular scissors to cut it. Even children's craft scissors will work.