can you cut it witha a wirecutter like this one? http://www.amazon.com/Proxxon-37080-W...
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Yes, but you need to be sure that you have the temperature setting on as high as possible so that the heat will seal the remaining portion. You may also want to add some sort of sealant or paint to the newly cut exposed area. If you do not have a good seal through out the entire length of the cut the integrity of the remaining styrofoam will be compromised and you will have problems over time.
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Yes, this can be cut with a hacksaw but cutting and putting in a curved area is not ideal. Best to use on a relative straight area.
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I think you would be fine doing this. I ordered specialized cutters and they did not work as well as just cutting them myself. But I LOVE the machine... Hope this helps...
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I would not cut the wire. Put the probe anywhere that it is exposed to air, preferably not in direct sunlight or near a hot surface.
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Yes, I did it and it works fine. You have to punch two holes for the shocking wires. Used a hot awl to seal the frayed edges.
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Only if you want to cut the wire and reconnect it. (Warning) if you cut the wire it is a fine wire and difficult to handle, reconnect, & strip the wire. You must do it taking your time. But it can be done. But I do not change my opinion of the light they are dim and not reliable.
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nope I think it is too small in the hand to be able to squeeze hard enough and the cutter would only fit it to cut if the wire is a light guage
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You would have to sew through the sheath. Then after you take the wire out of the sheath when your done it would look pretty chewed up I would think.
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Sure you can cut it. I used a little hand saw with a fine tooth blade and it worked fine (takes a little while to cut through the top edge where the round part is).
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Yes it can be cut. You will need a sharp knife and a straight edge ruler for a good cut.
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The stripper does not handle wire smaller than a pencil very well. The V shaped opening and cutting wheel are not precise enough to keep the small wire centered and the cutting wheel will "wander off" center. It will work, but you have to go very slowly, guiding the wire by hand into the opening. the cutter. Smaller wire can be stripped using a romax stripper, available from any hardware store.
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I don't see why not. Try an elc knife or press down with a borad an a razor knife on top of something that wount cut
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The wire cut be cut. If you need high security I would not use this. Otherwise it's great.
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Yes it can be cut with a hacksaw. A dremel tool with a cut off blade worked really well too.
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I can see no reason that you cannot cut it. The grounding clip is on one cornor so that should not be a problem as it leaves two sides cuttable.
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With a good heavy duty scissors or metal scissor you should be able to cut. The sides are very flexible; only the middle portion that holds the wire in is alittle more rigid -- but is like a semi hard plastic so would easily be cut. If you have any tools in the garage the metal snip shears would cut through it like butter. Hope this helps. Take care.
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I don't know why that wouldn't work. I personally wouldn't be able to cut it straight, but someone with cutting skills probably could do it easily.