Do you have to start cutting at the edge of the foam sheet or can you remove the guide and foot plate and start at the center.
1082914
I always start at the edge but if I had to I could take the plate off and and then get a sharp knife and make a small slice in the foam at your starting point. You can force the blades through the foam without making the pilot cut without to much effort but it's slightly neater using the knife first.
1082915
Thank you for your question. Yes, you an remove the foot plate and guides to start a cut from the center. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499)
1082916
I haven't done that but I see no reason why you couldn't. You could probably angle the cutters while running and ease it down through the foam wherever you wanted to start.
1082917
You can and we do have the foot guide off for the most part. You can cut the foam from any place, but might have the work the tip down by cutting downward about and inch at a time. We have had them for over thirty years. Best one I know of for the auto upholstery business.
1082918
You do not need to start cutting at the edge of the foam. Remove the foot plate and start at the center. You may want to use a knife to make the starter hole to insert the Foam Cutter.
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.
1061512
I did not need to cut mine but I don't see why you wouldn't be able to trim them a little around the front edge. The heel cup and arch are made of several layers so you would not want to cut there. I have high arches and plantar fasciitis. I have purchased custom made orthotics and several other expensive types and these are the only ones that have enough cushion and enough support. They are amazing!
588273
Yes the foam piece is not attached, so you could add another foam piece or replace with a thicker one and remove the original piece. It gets to be a tight fit though
336885
Requires removal. Have to keep trim and cut out honeycomb center. Don't try yourself. Tough job. Pay someone the $200 to have it done right
810805
You will have to take thin slices and shave the foam away with this device.
2076254
If you are talking about the individual size of the pre-cut pieces that make up the foam insert: 1/4" square. They have been die cut where you can start plucking out pieces where clearance is needed for whatever you want in your case. It's pretty easy to remove them as a group. Sometimes, you may want to take your removed pieces out and then cut them to a certain height so your device won't go all the way to the bottom. Easy to cut with utility knife.
1840350
OK to cut it off. Round off the edges as before and finish with the type of finish they talk about. Sanding the whole surface might be good. After a few months the edges of the glued pieces can be felt. I used the top for a kitchen island. Worked great. I used it uncut.
890938
Take off the old foam ones. Slide the silicone ones over the tips where the old ones were.
1425117
The foam is pre-cut in squares and can be easily removed as needed to form multiple hollow areas, or one big one. If it is all removed, you are left with approx. a 1/2" border of foam all the way around...so figure the inside dimension of the area as 1" less in length and width than the stated outside dimensions.
113911
Once you rip the squares out it would be very difficult to place them back. You may be able to order a whole new foam incert once you modify.
1370652
Because the middle insert is removable, I have found it easy to do. After you have the bottome removed and it placed on the plate you want, just remove the insert first and it will come out.
1652067
No. My use of the foam was for a display case for collected knives. And it's easy to cut with a sharp razor, using a straight edge as a guide.
1143935
It can be cut but the thicker the foam the harder it is because of the bulk. I use scissors when I can and a sharp razor blade or Stanley knife for the thicker stuff. I'm sure there's some sort of tool upholsterers use but I don't have one of those.
410137
can the center panel be cut down to go around a 36" window<. without interfering with the corner pieces?
1413528
You will get the best cut with the laminate side up, not the foam side. The cut should be clean. Once you set the blade against the laminate, push the handle down quickly so it "snaps" the laminate. Be sure to set the blade against the wood before snapping it down. The blade shouldn't have to be sharpened and if my suggestions don't work, then I think your cutter could be defective.
1800451
There is foam on the top and bottom. They can both be removed and cut. I use this case for my fishing rods. I marked and cut a place for 3 rods with the reels on them. I recently did fly in to a remote lake in Canada. My rods and reels made the round trip, back in the cargo area of the aircraft and jammed in our vehicle without out any damage. You have to have fishing rods that come about or they will be too long to fit. I like the idea that I do not have to remove the reel. I simply pull the rods apart and place them in the case. Definitely recommend it.