will this cut sheet plastic lighting covers [dremel saw]
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I make reproductions of Neolithic hand tools, I use the blades to cut slots in wood and antler tines, however I can't see why they wouldn't cut sheet plastic. I would adjust the speed of your rotary tool so you are cutting, and not melting the plastic. Hope this helps.
292384
Sorry but i would need further explanation of the type of plastic you are cutting and the thickness and i will answer to the best of my ability Brand of the plastic and type would be helpful. Steve
292385
Cutting any kind of plastic is no problem, I cut wood and have cut copper to shape a serpents head. The blades are good for everything I do.
292386
They will cut sheet plastic without a problem, I've cut wood, and copper sheet many times.
1198547
The material is heavy duty plastic but probably could be cut easily with a jig saw. Shouldn't be a problem at all.
1764726
The grommet is made of a soft rubber, which holds the light in the hole you cut to fit the light. It is a friction fit, but holds very well if the proper size hole is cut. I cut slightly undersized, then ground the hole slightly larger to get the tight fit I wanted. This also prevents you cutting the hole to big, which will give a loose fit.
998787
It should be able to cut through EVA foam with a thickness less than 1/2 inch due to the blade width. Do be wary of fumes from the EVA foam as you are cutting. Just from cutting vinyl and pleather covered fabrics there is already some toxic plastic fumes. Hope that helps!Dremels might be a better option for cutting and shaping EVA foam.
1594798
Yes it does have a clear plastic cover over the cutting head. It clips on an off
1526760
Yes, just after cutting it, run a lighter down the cut part and it will melt it, so it doesn't ravel.
1799193
I had to cut mine down and used a fine tooth hack saw, which worked perfectly. Start cutting on the rigid side of the plastic, rather than the flimsy extruded side. It will cut like butter, and then just needs some light standing to get the jagged remnants off.
777231
I don't think it will. Facing the saw from the front, look to the right of the black carry handle. There needs to be a rectangular cover with two screws. The cover would be taken off and the switch for the LED would plug into wiring there and screw into the same holes as the cover came off of. The second part of the LED would replace a corresponding cover under the blade guard. If the saw is not prewired, it won't work.
1283006
Yes, you can center and seal item inside of plastic cover then trim with a sharp blade or scissors.
971352
I have good news for you Carol! Yes, it will cover because the lamp base plate measures 5.8 X 5.8". . I hope this will help you. Miss Annie
1863896
It depends, I am using this on my Jet Bandsaw and have it attached to the upright which is cast iron and magnetic. It works to span the foot or so distance to the blade area, so I can see, but I also added other lights for even better visibility. LED lamps emit light from a smaller area that say a regular bulb so shadows can be more of a problem.You need to have a magnetic surface with about 2 inches of flat surface close enough to allow you to position the light so it helps you see your work. That being said for the price it seems to work reasonably well for me. Good luck!
1355324
All die cuts will...some more than others...they'll bend over time...either way you'll have to replace them...great product
588320
It's pretty tough material. I had to use a circular saw to cut it to fit. Taking your time I'd think you could use a dremal.
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Carlos, I agree with Allen. Fairly simple. I used a skill saw with a metal blade to make the cuts - all of which get covered up, so it doesn't need to be pretty.
2031440
No, I didn't find anything that covered the blade. I left mine in the utensil drawer, and eventually the curvy blade became dull and no longer cuts.
1668632
Yes, but use a "hot knife" or a rotary disc, because it is styrene-type hard plastic, and difficult to cut. They also cut to fit, I believe at extra cost, and worth it.
126331
It is hard plastic and would not cut easily. Don't believe you would be happy with the result.