Will this cut through the craft foam poster boards to do intricate curves like on a monogram?
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I have not tried foam poster board, but it cuts regular Styrofoam prices like butter!
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No. This will not work for that application. You need to give more information. What kind of cutting boards (Wood, or plastic)? If you need to smooth plastic, then you could use two part resin to accomplish that.
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In my classes we use the stencil cutter for small curved area, in particular. For long straight lines we use an exacto knife and a steel ruler. So the answer is yes.
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It depends on your cut, and make sure its not that thick in diameter.8 inches long, diameter should no thicker than a pencil.
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I have not tried to cut that type of foam but I would imagine it would, you might want to keep the temp dialed down so you do not get a melting effect.
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I am sure it would all depend on the weight of the wooden monogram and how much surface area is connected, but I believe it would work.
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Yes! This is the perfect answer for you then - the sheets are something like 'shelf paper' to cut. You can easily cut it into any shape you want. There are grid lines to follow if you want to cut in a linear way - but it is very easy to cut in any shape. That being said, there are separate sheets so if your heart shape is larger I would just tape the sheets together, trace the shape with the puzzle on top, slip the puzzle off and then cut, peel and stick:)
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No. You need to put consistent downward pressure on the cutter. You need a solid surface to put the cutter on and keep matte board in place.
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Hi Venus, I have cut felt, thin chipboard and of course cardstock. I have embossed all different weights of fabrics, thin cardboard and felt so far. I'm sure it would emboss compressed foam. It is a wonderful embosser and a real workhorse! I would recommend you buy a couple of cutting plates and at least an extra set of the embossing plates. I'm going to try a cut aluminum can. Great idea! I'm that confident about it! I'm all about recycling and creating art! I hope this helps!
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Hi Debra: I have used this tool to cut out graphics printed on matte photo paper and it does just fine. No worries.
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I would say yes although the cut will depend on how neat you are and how neat you want it to be. My past experience with "foam" products has been to use an electric knife. The serrated blades seem to work better. Another suggestion I would make; snap a chalk line or use some other means to draw a straight line and the cut should be pretty "true". Good luck!
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No. I don't think so. I use it for rolls of thin paper to cover tables with. I would not use it for precise cutting.
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Sure. This product was originally cut from sheets of the some kind of polymer or another. If you have a pair of scissors and the ability to cut shapes, you can do anything you want with it. Just don't run with the scissors. ;)
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Yes...that's it...used with the cutting guide...I use mine primarily when cutting foam board to fit matted prints and trimming prints occasionally...hope this helps :+)
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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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Yes, I have cut thru felted material for a project and the OLFA cutter works great!
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No I don't think so. I have not tried it of course but I'm confident it's not sharp enough for that kind of cutting. Thick paper is fine.