I don't know what a skiver is, but the hole in it is exactly what I am trying to create on paper. Will it cut whole sized 1/4x3/4" and how?
1283114
The skiver won't cut a hole - it's designed to shave off thin strips of leather.
1283115
Originally, Skivers are made for thinning leather or just levelling the edge of leather laces. I guess paper will become torn by this tool. This video shows you the tool in action. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jHHxT3lqLU
1283116
I don't think that this is what you want. A skiver reduces the thickness of leather. A simple example of its use would be if you thought of it like a potato peeler. Hope this helps.
1283117
This tool is intended to shave off rough or oversize pieces from rhe edges of a leather item. Extremely useful to craftspeople working on knife sheaths, quivers or any leather made item. Skiver may be useful for trimming thick cardboard or vinyl tileing, however, I'm not sure it would be as useful on paper as other tools.
1283118
It's used for leather it shaves off leather making the leather thinner it has a razor sharp blade I'm not sure how it would work on paper. You place the tool on the leather and pull it towards you and it shaves off leather.If you're just trying to put a square or rectangle hole in paper look up punches maybe.
1283119
My guess is that you want something like an "Oblong Punch". Craftool Oblong Leather Punch 3 4" (1.9 Cm) Leathercraft Tool Tandy 31566-00
1283120
No. It's made to thin the edges on leather around the area you are sewing togeather
743430
No I don't think so. I have not tried it of course but I'm confident it's not sharp enough for that kind of cutting. Thick paper is fine.
1584154
Can't say for sure but I'd guess this would not have enough power to cut out grooves. This is more suited for surface marking. You need a rotary tool for that kind of thing.
640178
It will,cut through a 4x4 post Idk actual depths but I have built a table with mine bought it 7 months ago and just used it for the first time this past weekend over all works well
705341
Yes that is what I used it on to cut some cut lines on pavement. About 8 feet worth 2 inches thick. Made a shallow cut then finished with the full depth cut. No water needed.... I only had to knockout the center hole to fit my circular saw.
1277612
It depends on your cut, and make sure its not that thick in diameter.8 inches long, diameter should no thicker than a pencil.
489103
yes, i measured it.. there are a few different hole patterns and a 4 in square is one of them. you should be good.-Mike
1265496
It comes as a roll about 5 inches long. I suppose you could overlap strips if the whole is very big. I can't imagine how it would work for a very big hole. Good luck.
752158
Yes, I used a powered pruning saw to cut mine to size, although I had a box of the four-slat tiles to use around the edge. I felt that made a nicer border. Worked great; very easy to cut between the segments.
908126
The skiver blade is 1 1/2" wide and mounted in a bowed position. The bowed in the blade prohibits a "flat" 1 1/2" skiv.you may want to look into getting a round knife.
308313
The guides are 12.25 inches apart, so no. To cut anything wider, you have to double it over, creasing your paper.
211513
Yes, this will work better than a hole saw. Just punch a center point first to avoid the "walking" effect when drilling.
1703424
I happen to have a Skil saw (but mine takes a 5 1/4" blade). The guide fits perfectly, and I can't imagine Skil would put different size slots on different saws.
1799149
This works great!! the thickness is determined by you, I usually do it about 1/8 inch thick, and the width is size of spagetti or you can cut your own how ever wide you want it.
1141337
I have not tried a wire that size yet. Common since tells me that if the wire will fit between the rollers and into the pilot hole, it will cut it. I have paid for mine about 800 times already and it is not a year old yet. Silll using the same blade. Great tool!!! Keith
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I'm sure it could. I've cut through 2 x 4 stock (which is 1 1/2" thick) many years ago with a very much lower powered and lighter weight jig saw. Just go slowly, use a sharp blade, and let the saw do the work without forcing the cut.
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If you needed to cut a hole in, or notch a 2x4 this might work but it would not be the most efficient tool for the job. I think the included blade is 1 and 3/4 in. If you want to cut a 2x4 in half, use a skill saw or the trim saw attachment.