Will this cut:1) Chicken Wire?2) Metal Screening?Thanks!
253977
Not sure about chicken wire, the type I've seen has been pretty thick so I would guess no. If by screening you mean like on a screen door I would say yes.
2048753
It is quite sturdy and may be ale to cut thing metal screening but chicken wire, I am not sure. There are videos available for this item online with more information.
1155402
It's probably an inch thick but is plastic, so I doubt it would cut well or look right.
1004954
I'm using it for metal cuts, I have had some plastic covering on the metal that it cut through. More of a melting of the plastic. It probably is not good for the blade.
1232589
Hi, for the obvious Safety Police reasons this sort of question falls out of the scope of valuable answers.For cutting metal you should use a blade that is made for that purpose. They are not expensive.
656647
The system that this uses to cut the plastic film and the aluminum foil is a groove and a tiny metal disc that slides in the groove and cuts by pressure. If the parchment Fits, my guess is that it will cut it. But, I also think that it might not give you the desired effect, since it might rip along the cut and not cut like it is a blade.
1848127
The "foil" is a very specially hardened stainless steel. Aluminum would be far too soft to function as a cutting edge! There's an incredible amount of thinking that goes into that very special material.
21164
Sanitation aside, I do not know as I have never tried this.....however, from my experience with how this cuts, chicken would not be a problem whatsoever........
1185725
It's a thin plastic sheet. It could be cut by pretty much anything. I used an x-acto knife on mine.
1151532
The plastic tubing might be OK, if it doesn't melt while it is cutting. Not so sure about the aluminum sheet. These are just high speed steel, not carbide tipped.
1807051
I haven't tried, personally, but I'm sure it would depend on how tough your metal is. What are you wanting to cut?
2044576
With a good heavy duty scissors or metal scissor you should be able to cut. The sides are very flexible; only the middle portion that holds the wire in is alittle more rigid -- but is like a semi hard plastic so would easily be cut. If you have any tools in the garage the metal snip shears would cut through it like butter. Hope this helps. Take care.
1675237
I think that would depend on the thickness of the material, how much you have to cut, and desired finish of cut. However this saw will indeed slice through sheet metal very cleanly! I personally love mine and would recommend it to you!
801715
The edges are round, so you will cut away the rounded edges. You will also need heavy duty scissors to cut. Scissors use for cutting chicken should work. Hope this helps!
509715
I will double check the one I have at work. I know it cuts both non ferrous metal and plastic.
161326
Any kind of metal? Probably not. However I have used it to cut the brass compression ring off the 1/2 inch copper pipe when I needed to change out a toilet valve. I can tell you with certainty that it will cut any thin,soft metal (copper, brass etc. Probably would cut any small screw). just go slow and let it cut. Too often people try to force a blade to cut. Go easy on the pressure and it'll cut. Hope this helps.
649968
The wire cut be cut. If you need high security I would not use this. Otherwise it's great.
631315
I just use my sharp knife blade to cut off the wires after crimping. or my flush wire cutters. Works great