Can you see where you are cutting? Or do you need to rely on lining up measurements?
255622
I got mine done with no trouble and did not measure. I have always had trouble with things like this but this one gave me no problems at all. Hope that helps you
255623
I bought this item for cutting photographic prints, after the first few swipes of the cutter it forms a track on the runner. It it very easy to line up to that cut-line, but you have to give the cutter a few test-slides to form your line. It's not exactly next to the plastic guide, maybe a mm off - so using the cut-line it makes it a better way to keep a perfect edge. Other than that little tip, the cutter works as advertised. I do find that I need to go all the way down, then all the way back up to cut all the way through, but I am also cutting metallic-coated photo paper.
255624
Yes, there is a transparent guard that the blade cuts along so you can see through to your paper.
255625
You can see where you are cutting. That is one of the things I like about it.
796615
Are you measuring along the bottom edge or from the bottom left corner to the top right corner?
463402
Outline the smaller radius the use a metal cutting circular saw blade. That's how I did it
714507
I didn't have a need to measure small pieces. All of the small cuts were waste as I needed the large piece. Not wanting to waste alot of tile I was making very thin cuts when I was practicing. 1.5" should be no problem, of course I don't know what type of tile you intend to cut.
190407
Yes...I had a similar issue and I was able to cut to fit...only issue I would tell you is have very sharp scissors !!!!! tough to cut
2175766
No, there is one seam that runs the length of it. It also has grid markings on the 'peel off' side for easy indicators for measuring and cutting.
945094
Look the company that makes it up on line. I am sure you can call them, or email for outside edge measurements.
1406221
Honestly, I have no idea. I measured the scissors exactly the way you did and came up with the exact measurements. Do you think there's a conspiracy against us? &lt;wink&gt; (Note to self) Find the answer at all cost!
897664
Yes. if you follow the instructions and cut in half, you will have approx. 4 inches remaining from each 'half' after doing the top and bottom.
954034
The sink comes with a template for cutting. I don't remember what the exact measurements were, but I recommend going like 1/2" smaller than the template says. Our hole was a little too big for comfort.
1934136
Yes & no , where I would imagine, you could limit the the depth of cut, I don't think it would be practical or accurate. Where there is a will there is away.
1947358
oh yes. I had to cut for 27" and not problem. You do know you can't see out of them which I what I wanted. clue is use a utility knife and a hard ruler and cuts so easy
1189381
I've cut up to 3/4 inch depth, but didn't do a cut yet maxing out the depth so that I don't know.
1729107
No. But you can go to Lowes of Home Depot and get a piece of lean cut to size to do what you're wanting!
1735492
Absolutely Not. You can quickly go back and forth between measurements and know that it is going to be correct. No measuring from blade to fence. I do small cabinet work and consider this a valued asset to my table saw. I would hate to have to do without it. Mine is on an older cast top contractor saw.
589071
Not at all, but then it depends on which cutting height you have it set on.
1603134
Yes, it was fairly easy to cut to fit and I am not particularly handy. My dishwasher panel's measurement is close to yours. Just make sure you measure carefully, use a T square or L square so that you are cutting straight and sharp scissors. I am pleased with how it turned out.