Can this trimmer trim 0.025mm thickness vinyl film?
1031842
Yes. I tested it for you. I cut 1 MIL film which is equal to 0.0254mm with this trimmer.
1387081
no it will not cut vinyl but they to make cutters for vinyl but a straight edge(metal) and a utility knife will work fine.l
674817
Sorry Mike. I have a larger cutter that will cut the dementions you ask for. And it will cut it fine. you wont go wrong. After buying the first cutter and saving time and money I would have been wrong not to up grade to the cutters I have.
321901
It is thicker 0.095 vs. 0.080. You'll have to consult the manufacturer (or instruction manual) to determine if it is ok to increase the diameter of the string on your trimmer.
584375
I highly doubt it will trim fabric. I have trouble getting it to cut some of the paper I need to cut! Unless it's fairly stiff paper, I'm better off with an X-Acto knife and ruler.
779032
It would. Just be mindful of the thickness of te vinyl. A 1/4 or 1/2 inch would be ideal. The number one thing for noise reduction is layering. Multiple layers of different materials help in reducing noise dramatically. I hope this helps
452507
Yes, just adjust the deep the blade on a 5 on the blade housing. do test cut. so it just cuts top layer of vinyl not thru backing sheet.
610927
About .5 - 1mm will still show, but that's going to be the case with any trimmer...nothing's going to get it perfect. This is about as good as it gets...though obviously a little more cumbersome and time consuming than a battery-operated trimmer. I hate having to buy and keep batteries, so this is still worth it in my opinion.
2139501
I have no idea, but it did not "magically" clean old slides and film for me. I would not purchase again. Have you tried isopropyl alcohol or nail polish remover? Test on hidden area first to make sure it does not damage your vinyl.
2111387
Unfortunately we cannot say if it would work for your application or not, however it can be easily trimmed
320428
Yes it can be trimmed. It is made of aluminum. I used a hacksaw and honestly cutting it to size was the hardest part of the install
2094073
I don't think the cutter would work for thin (or thick) sheet metal. Even if it cut into the metal, as soon as it went through one of the cutting blades would snag and rip the metal sheet.
2021098
Not without cutting first unless you have a 50' sealer. :) Any roll can be cut with scissors and configured to any size you want. Remember you need at least an inch all around whatever you are sealing to ensure proper vacuum & seal so do calculate if cutting will produce a usable remnant before going to the trouble of doing it.
1693212
Yes, the length of the razor blades is what limits the thickness of mat that can be cut.
1988942
In theory yes. Depends on how thick. You can cut the applicator tip to the width you'll need.
351542
If you have a really good pair of shears you should be able to trim down the liners without any problems. Good luck!
423059
Theoretically, yes. Practically, it can be done but places a premium upon your preparation, patience, technique, and the cleanness and sharpness of your cutting blade. When you are applying the film it is wet and slippery, and trimming even a straight edge is a challenge. When being trimmed, the thin film has a tendency to get caught on the blade, bunch-up, and pulled off alignment, resulting in creases, a jagged edge and uneven line, or a tear - a situation that would be greatly exacerbated when trimming curved edges. Have a clean cloth available to wipe residue from your blade before each trim stroke. Theoretically, yes. Practically, it can be done but places a premium upon your preparation, patience, technique, and the cleanness and sharpness of your cutting blade. When you are applying the film it is wet and slippery, and trimming even a straight edge is a challenge. When being trimmed, the thin film has a tendency to get caught on the blade, bunch-up, and pulled off alignment, resulting in creases, a jagged edge and uneven line, or a tear - a situation that would be greatly exacerbated when trimming curved edges. Have a clean cloth available to wipe residue from your blade before each... » Read More Theoretically, yes. Practically, it can be done but places a premium upon your preparation, patience, technique, and the cleanness and sharpness of your cutting blade. When you are applying the film it is wet and slippery, and trimming even a straight edge is a challenge. When being trimmed, the thin film has a tendency to get caught on the blade, bunch-up, and pulled off alignment, resulting in creases, a jagged edge and uneven line, or a tear - a situation that would be greatly exacerbated when trimming curved edges. Have a clean cloth available to wipe residue from your blade before each trim stroke. « Show Less