How hard are these to cut?
2025957
It is hard rubber but should be easy enough to cut with a box knife or utility scissors.
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.
2025959
It's hard but not impossible. I used a new sharp utility blade and a little dish soap to act as a lubricant. It's a tip I read online some where. Just took my time and was carful to keep my cut line straight.I am very happy with this cover, very hevy duty. I have mine by my front door so it gets a lot of use. It has held up with no signs of wear.
2025960
you wouldn't be able to do it with house scissors but it's just rubber so you can cut them.
86040
I can't say for certain, but from my experience using them they are fairly tough. I'm sure it would depend on the sharpness of your knife and amount of pressure.
1900375
It would depend on what your cutting. Light brush and small branches would be fine. I made wood handles for them and wrapped them in para cord. They are very sharp and you need to know how to sharpen them.
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
1671179
They are not that sharp, about as sharp as a mid-grade pair of scissors. If the tufts of fur are too thick they cannot cut through - you have to work with very small tufts of fur per snip.
1924709
It is probably aluminum - so I would think it would be difficult to cut. It is in 4 pieces, plus the supports - so 8 cuts.
2079546
They're quite thin and flexible, but still sturdy enough. They can be 'creased' along an edge and they will retain that crease. To cut them, you should score them first with an xacto knife, then crease along that score and they'll snap into to pieces.
1920851
You would have to use a very light touch. They are not cut very deeply. I think you would have to experiment a bit.
231581
They can be cut, you just have to be careful so that it looks nice after you cut them.
231074
there will be no problem. You probably will have to cut them. They are standard.
558370
These are made of a pliable foam/plastic type material. Although I have not tried to cut mine, I would probably use a power miter saw to do so for the cleanest cut. I'm sure it would cut with a utility knife (box cutter) as well.
55631
Hi, It'd be difficult to cut with reugular scissors. But I'm sure it's not impossible.
2065640
You could probably cut through them with a dremel or something similar; from what I recall they're too thick to cut with scissors.
1530340
They might, I'm not sure they are sharp enough for that, you might need a mallot to force them through and you still might have issues with breakage because of the fine detailed points and indentations on most of the shapes
461238
We cut them with a very sharp box cutter. We needed some 4x4 and some 2x2, so we bought the 4x4 and cut them down, not very easy even with a sharp cutter.
2057386
Is not easy, sorry, including a lineal cut is hard. The saw don't cut with precision.
461237
I did not cut these to size, but I see no reason why they can't be. They are thick, though, and I think they would be difficult to cut with most scissors. A utility knife should work.