can you cut it witha a wirecutter like this one? Proxxon 37080 Hot Wire Cutter THERMOCUT
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Yes. Be sure to maintain a gap with shims (I used chop sticks) as you cut along to prevent the re-sealings. Another way is to cut away in small sections.
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I cut with a utility knife (new blade) using a yard stick as a guide - very easy
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I would say yes But I can't open the link to the tool. This product is what I've always called "Styrofoam", it's not "foam". I bought it by mistake because I thought it was Foam.
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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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I don't believe it will work if the wire is cut, I believe it is a closed loop.
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I have done several P.O.E. connections with mine with ZERO shorts. The Cutter/Crimper flush cuts the excess wire. The only concern i could see in the future, is if the cutter blade dulls and doesn't cleanly cut the wires. However, a simple blade replacement would fix that!
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yes, but you have to do it manually with a pair of cutters and splice a length of wire in. not difficult by any means.
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I would suggest you go to the hardware store or search on Amazon for wire cutters. Don't ruin a good pair of scissors. Breaking it would leave dangerous sharp edges.
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Funny...I purchased it thinking the same thing; that I could cut sections and use; however, that can't be done. It is connected to an electric source; therefore, any cut section would be useless.
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I didnt cut that wire off. I loosened the faring and unpluged the old one, then I pluged the new one in. I would say yes. I would just splice the new one to the old wire. Jerry
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I just use my sharp knife blade to cut off the wires after crimping. or my flush wire cutters. Works great
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Yes. You can cut them with wire cutters. They are flexible. The base that holds the wires are predrilled. You can use screws when applicable to hold the section in place
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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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here is the site http://www.prodyne.com/index.php/replacement-parts/87-how-to-order-replacement-cutting-wires-for-your-gourmet-cheese-slicer
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You certainly can! Just keep the cable out of the water(especially where it connects to the probe). I also suggest using a dremel cutter to make a 3/8" long slit at the top of the cooking chamber rim to run the cable through to avoid crimping when you put the lid on. FWIW: The pic with the 4 therms on the product page is mine. : )
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Yes. I tried cutting it with heavy scissors and that didn't work. With wire cutters, it was easy.
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Use a wire cutter. I use a pair of scissors at first but it left the ends frayed. Wire cutter
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I shortened mine by first marking where the cut needed to be and making the cut with a large utility knife. The other option would be with a Hacksaw, either should do the job. If you do a search on the internet "best method for cutting wiremold" you should get some results/feedback on the subject.
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I have not tried to cut it but it is a hard plastic so it should be possible to cut it with a utility knife.
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Yes. You need the correct gauge that will attach to this cutter. That can be found here: