Can this foam be shaped - can I put rounded edges on it with files or sandpaper. Can I saw it with a scroll saw without having a million tiny pieces
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I would not recommend filing, sanding or using a scroll saw. You will have a million tiny pieces. Better to use heat. I recommend a hot wire foam cutter.
1312042
No, you will not be able to file or sand this. While a hot wire foam cutter will produce acceptable results, it is still not optimal. If you are looking to shape foam, you will want to purchase Extruded Polystyrene Foam (XPS) vice this type of foam (expanded).
1312043
8 haven't tried to shape it but I THINK if you tryed to shape it without using some kind of heat it would leave prices everywhere but I'm not really sure sorry good luck
200344
No, I don't think it can be made into any other shape. The panel frames are made of flexible metal that kind of pop into place in the octogon shape, and I couldn't make them into any other shape. It kind of flattens together and folds up flat, for storage, though.
1408390
Yes, you can have them cut the foam if you provide dimensions. The foam was pretty hard initially, but after a few weeks, it settles in.
1629620
I doubt it. If it does, you won't notice it. Concerning foam to fill up holes/space, you can use any foam. I prefer foam without sticky backing. I use a flat head screwdriver to get it in the small spaces.
623334
The case has pick-apart foam, in 1" squares, allowing you to create any shapes that you want. So this should fit.
477142
Yes. You will need to adjust the depth of the blade of the straight cutter or use an exacto knife which is my preferred method. The cutting guide may not sit flat on 3/16 foam board. The angle cutter will also need to be adjusted for foam board.
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Yes it can be made into either the "S" shape or the circle shape. It comes with end caps you can use if you want it in an "S" shape or you can leave off the end caps and connect the pieces in a circle.
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the foam is layered in the the container.. you can pull it out.. Molding it to what you want it pretty easy as well.. You can use a butter knife to score the shape, and then pluck the foam out. The foam is a big rectangle with several squares in it. very cool and fun to play with.. lol i hope this answers you question
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The foam is very dense and should cut easily with something very sharp. Perhaps an electric knife to avoid raggedy edges.
730904
The foam is not pre cut. It is just a block of foam and you can trace and cut to fit anything you want.
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Not sure what kind of adhesive you are using - mine didn't come with any and yes the foam can be cut - I have done that with mine.
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Absolutely. You'd just need some sturdy scissors or maybe a utility knife.There is a sewed border around the edge, but if you don't mind having a rougher edge, it should be no problem.(this is a GREAT mousepad for gaming, BTW)
1751949
I would guess the foam would maintain its functionality, but it would be hard to get that perfect factory edge. May end up fraying around the uneven edges.
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This solid 12" x 14" x 22" foam piece is higher quality white foam and lends itself well to a hot wire cutter. But, does not sand well at all. It can also be glued together and then cut if a larger size is needed. A very very sharp knife can cut it slowly and smoothly in a saw action, but go slow,
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If you don't want to buy a new kit, you can use a regular round mold and shape it. if you don't know how to do it, just check Youtube for tutorials.
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Since it is foam, it will bend and shape the same as any other foam product. It will conform well to gradual curves, anything other than that will require cutting. It's a very good product....I use it in all of my speaker enclosures.
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I used a small putty knife, but it is difficult to get completely flat.Overfilling the area lets you sand it flat once dry.