Do I still need to cut the roll into pieces or this marker can already cut?
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Hey! this machine make almos all the work, but cuting the sushi is very easy. All you need is a nice sharp knife, I use a ceramic knife, but a steel one can do the work. The trick is after you make your roll, put it on the fridge for 10 minutes, and soak the kinfe in water before cut, do it every time you need and clean the rice or ingredients remaining in the knife and soak it again. With a little practice you will make slices of the same size. Regards from Mexico
1669154
You still need to cut the roll into pieces - just a tip... I discovered that a cheese knife works great.
1669155
You still need to cut the roll. If you wait for 5-10 minutes for the nori to soften after you make the roll and then use a decently sharp knife to cut the roll into pieces it's very easy.
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You don't have to cut the shade - it's marked and tears easily. I think I just used scissors to cut the roller where it was marked. Super easy!
1489365
No. This one doesn't come with auto-cutters. It's designed to be used with perforated labels rolls. It has a plastic edge to help tear off perforated and pre-cut labels. You can still use continuous label rolls with this but you'll need to cut it yourself.
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I laid mine on a piece of cardboard then used a utility knife and a straight edge to score both sides. After scoring both sides thoroughly I was able to snap off the extra. However if you are only trimming a small amount I would just alternate from one side to the other unit you are all the way through.
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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.
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It's 1 sheet roll it in a ring! You can cut it if you want to. I hope it's help you
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Matt, some people use scissors. I prefer using a straight edge and a razor knife. Be sure to place a cutting board under the vacuum roll where it is to be cut.Hope this helped. Bill
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I used a similar cutter on cardboard and foam core for art class. Draw guides lines AND use a ruler to guide the blade, make sure you have something flat and solid under your work surface [I used another sheet of cardboard] press firmly and roll rather slowly. It was the BEST way to cut all the design panels I needed [especially compared to scissors and evil evil box cutters!] However, it will dull the blade quickly.
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I did not cut it, but from the feel of the material, I'm sure it would be easy to cut! I wanted the whole length for my hallway and then I used a black plastic table cloth and put white duct tape on it for the table. But to answer your question, yes, I think it would be no problem to cut this and use it in two places.
380370
there are two separate rolls in the package. i found that with a 1/3 overlap, i had a bit to cut off at the end.
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It comes out in a large block. You can cut it any way you want to.I bought it because I make fresh bread almost constantly. I'm gluten free, my husband is not. With some tweeking of recipes, I've had really good results with both.
1788451
On the spool, the outer side is covered with the wax paper, but it's sticky on the inside. You can still easily cut strips before using, but be careful because it's strong! I also found that after a bit of cutting, I had to clean my scissors using GooGone or something similar because the adhesive would build up on the scissors. LOVE the product though... plenty sticky and perfect for so many projects.
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You don't feed the entire roll. You can cut it to any length up to 11" long, making it the same size as standard paper, if that's the maximum size that your printer will handle. You save on waste, by being able to cut smaller lengths, as necessary. I usually print my design out in a trial run, in greyscale, or draft mode, on regular paper, to see how large the design is, then cut the fabric appropriately. Hope this answers your question.
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I just checked the remainder of my roll. If you cut a sharp end off the tape and start with your finger nail at one corner, you should be able to get it off. Mine took only a second.
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Couple things come to mind......you'll need a sharp, wet knife....really sharp. Also, put the roll in the refrigerator for a while to cool it off - maybe an hour. This will solidify it and it will cut easier.
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Yes, it is easy to trim the cover to size. I recommend not trimming the end that connects to your roller. It messes up the rolling process. Keep that end straight, but the rest can be cut to match any shape pool without hurting the cover.
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There are still a few little pieces...i didn't use a pair of scissors, just kind of peeled it off as best as I could...not sure it matters that there are a few very small areas where there are still cellophane