I need this to be 10", but the description states min of 16". Can I cut it to 10"? I don't have metal cutting tools so it would have to be scored.
1158464
No, its not scored that small. If you already have the metal supports that small, you can just swap the rubber like I do.
1402824
Since there is no finished side to this item, I see no reason why you couldn't cut it. Can't you find a smaller size though? If you do cut it, mark it with a chalk line and then cut with a razor knife.
171945
I had mine custom cut when I ordered it. Be sure that you have it cut the correct height for you personally. Perhaps someone with a saw can cut it for you. Just remove the tip, cut the necessary amount off, replace the tip and you're good to go.
857623
I just looked at my cutter and can tell you it definitely does not have 1/16 inch measurements. However, I do eyeball the cut line with the LED light on and do pretty well that way.
701360
It's 10 1/2 inches. Now please answer my question. What should I do with the extra knife block I received? It had been sent to the wrong address.
472979
If you decide to cut it off I recommend using a power cut off saw that has a vise design-----its about 8 inches is correct. These saws have various blades that can be attached and do a perfect job to cut metal off straight and even--minor filing may be required so as to have no sharp edges that result from using the cutoff blade.
1945724
Sorry, I misunderstood the question. Yes, you should be able to cut it to fit.
1793272
It can be cut to size. The question is do you want to set up a system for removing it and rolling it out, or are you willing to move it manually. How you cut it will be determined by which of those you intend. But it should work very well.
698160
You would need a saw to cut it! The plastic is very hard. I wouldn't recommend it.
221255
As I understand it, your question is really how deep a cut can it make?The answer is a little over 1 and a half inches, so the answer is no.I would try to get someone with a table saw or check with Home Depot or Lowes and see if they will do it.
49416
(Sheepishly), I haven't used mine yet. But, I did go out and take a measurement for you. It should go down approximately 3.5". Now, the actual cutting blade isn't very wide (possible 1/16" > 1/8" wide), so you may have to make multiple "cuts" depending on the diameter of your wire. Hope this helps.
58311
I never tried, but the actual size of a 2 x 10 is 9-1/4 wide, the blade won't be high enough on any 10 inch table saw to do what you are trying to do. Even in 2 passes.
1576468
I just bought a spool of replacement line in the same diameter and cut it in 5" to 6" lengths. I bought regular line but it seems to break off quite easily. Buy the heavy duty stuff and save yourself frequent changes during one trimming session.
1241039
Hi Tom, I think you may have difficulty getting a clean cut since the blade diameter is 1/2" smaller than the surface you're cutting. You'd either end up hand-trimming the remainder or flipping and cutting twice. You may want to look at a sliding compound miter saw or radial arm saw for pieces bigger than 7"
235586
You could cut it down to size. It is made of very heavy rubber and it is about an inch thick, so it will take a little effort to cut. I would recommend you use a heavy duty utility knife with a sharp / new blade in it for a clean cut. This way will most likely still take several passes trying to cut through it because of the thickness. I'm sure you could use other tools to cut it as well.
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16 inches You can't cut with the very tip since it comes with a anti-kickback chain. The anti-kickback plates extend past the bar tip when the cutters go around the tip so you have to limit your material to about 15 inches or less. Saw works like a dream on medium to small material. One could replace the chain with a regular cutter setup so you could plunge cut or cut larger material with two cuts from opposite directions. Plunge cuts can be very dangerous if not done carefully.
864267
U definitely can. U may need to custom make a table insert to accommodate the blade width (or buy an insert) but it will definitely fit any 10' saw. Only difference between the 8" & 10" is the depth of cut but very uncommon to need a dado cut deeper than what an 8" cuts.