Is there a metal cutter?
224467
There is no metal cutter on the box of parchment paper, but it is not that hard to tear off as much or as little as you need.....
224468
No there isn't, its simply the cardboard box but I just start a small rip on one end and as I pull down it runs pretty true along the edge of the box to the other side. I do wish that they would put a metal cutter on the box, it would make it so much more convenient. :)
224469
If will tear fine if you hold down the box and pull the paper up not down. Just pull out what you need, hold the box that your thumb is holding down the top flap and pull the paper tearing it from one side to the other, works every time
3634
No, but there is a very effective cutter that fits nicely in the box. Easy to use. Great film
2025958
I don't believe its metal lined (structure-wise). A good pair of industrial scissors should be able to cut the material. Although, I might use a sharp utility knife.
1507825
I cut mine with scissors. It is solid plastic but still a little flexible and not really thick. A utility knife should work, too.
770560
No, there is not. I use a standard paper cutter to trim my lamination when necessary.
95659
There is no metal part, the channel part is hard plastic. You can cut it to size with a regular pair of scissors
1238151
Yes, you can switch blades to cut metal. Just make sure you are using the right ( ferrous or nonferrous) blade to match the metal you are cutting.
1962381
Plastic, yes. Metal, only if you're very careful not to press too hard. Any sharp object would definitely pierce the "skin"-- the top is somewhat matte, and holds spread flour very well. I used a hard plastic spatula the other day, to cut top strips for a piecrust, and it worked great; but I was careful not to press too hard.
696902
Yes and no. Cutter blades (wheels) are built in but in my experience didn't work very well. I bought a separate foil cutter at my wine store that works every time and with one twist.
122467
No, it is a solid piece of plastic but I see no reason you couldn't cut one if it was needed.
1341643
This an old picture as it does not have replaceable cutters. I would not buy this unless you see replaceable cutters.
503919
It would be very difficult. The handles are attached very well. It probably could be done by an experienced metal cutter.
1307292
Never tried cutting metal but it does have variable speed so with a metal cutting blade it SHOULD work. I have mine on 8/4 cherry and 6/4 maple and it cuts great.
1507826
I used a hand saw with a blade specific to metal (it worked very well on the plastic). Just make sure you measure precisely before you cut. You can either make a notch with a box cutter or a mark with a pen.
2256468
I just pulled the door open and took a peek and there is metal and plastic, the cutters are metal and the other part appears to be a very hard plastic.
1232589
Hi, for the obvious Safety Police reasons this sort of question falls out of the scope of valuable answers.For cutting metal you should use a blade that is made for that purpose. They are not expensive.
88039
Yes, I sawed through a metal pipe. Required a lot of manual labor but it does cut through.