Can this be used to cut FOAM?
2034729
You bet, have been using mine to cut the pink and blue insulation foam. I usually have the heat turned up and it cuts just fine.
2034730
I would be cautious of types of foam you try cutting with it.. it's intended for styrofoam. Even Styrofoam needs cut in a ventilated area. I would contact the manufacturer on safety precautions on cutting foam if your referring to the spray can type or the home insulation type as it could release deadly cancerous gases that could kill you. If your referring to the spongey foam used for sponges or for stuffed in packing and corners to pack around a ac I think a hot knife might be more suitable
949248
No, it is designed to cut all the way through. You would need to turn the foam vertically to cut depth into it.
1518793
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.
372962
Have no idea. I've only used it to cut styrofoam and foam used in Halloween prop building.
249337
No. The blade is exposed only about 1/8". It cuts a great circle on the foam board, just not all the way through.
1834364
Both previous answers work fine, but another trick is to wet the foam, wring it out, then freeze it. Makes it just hard enough to cut cleanly.
740979
The Tool Cuts 8 Inch laminate Reasonably Well. I Did Not Have Attached Pad, However I Don't Think The Blade Will Have Any Issues Will Cutting The foam.
62557
I don't see any reason why you couldn't. I do know that an electric knife usually works best when cutting foam.
243725
Yes. I've used it as a source of polyurethane foam for craft projects-- cuts well with electric carving knife or a utility blade. Any creases or crush marks come out well when sprayed lightly with water and steamed carefully with a warm iron.
1481788
I doubt it. Not familiar with foam, but this device makes the bubbles by blowing air through soap covered hoops.
154389
I think so because the material is foam and looks like it could be cut. It has a pattern on it but if maintenance of the pattern is not as important as the size, I think you could cut it
349265
I don't know if this foam can be precut, however, I cut mine with an electric knife using the "meat" blade. It worked great. I used a large square and magic marker to lay it out and the knife cut it directly on the lines. I needed a 2 inch thick piece also and I was able to cut it with no problem. I just worked it from each edge. And, I needed a wedge cut so that I could fit a chair back into the seat area without getting "clumps." That worked A-Ok. My experience with foam? None until now. Also, the foam can be glued. I used 3M Super 77. I hoped I helped.
901992
You should be able to as this was designed to be cut with the tiny blade. I just tested this with my whale punch with no problems ;-)
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.
1384371
I would agree with other comment. By itself it would take up a lot of space but trimming it or having a place that sells foam trim it would work. You could also have one cut at a Macs or somewhere that sells it. Good luck! We love this product for our toddlers!
231582
Sure, it would be easy. Try wrapping tape around the foam for clean line when you cut. Are you looking for grips though? This is more for road bike type bars.
1091141
Sorry I have never used it for that, but I really don't think it would work. It is designed for fabric and works very well for that. I also used it to cut interfacing, and batting. Never have tried foam though.