What is the maximum thickness plastic will it cut? My son like picks 1 mm thick or more.
1869142
I'm not sure but it cuts credit cards, gift cards and milk jugs....not sure how thick those are?
1869143
Standard credit card/gift cards are 0.77 mm thick, ID card (CA) was about 0.75 mm, store rewards card (CVS) was 0.73 mm, Clipper card was 0.84 mm. I just took a pair of calipers to the cards in my wallet. I don't have the product so I can't tell you what the max it will cut. Hope this helps give a frame of reference.
1507825
I cut mine with scissors. It is solid plastic but still a little flexible and not really thick. A utility knife should work, too.
1418303
it's only about 1/8" thick. If you did a couple layers it could work. My wife used it to cut into 1" strips to weave together to make a cork board and it was barely thick enough, so we wound up backing it with some foam core so the thumb tacks wouldn't go all the way through.
2083783
Sorry, I couldn't say. I use this for styrene plastic, although I do cut up to .04 In thick sheets with it (it does take a mighty whack to get through). The one thing I do notice, if you do not cut through the stock with a single hit, the circle's edges will be irregular and uneven. Hope this helps.
873363
The purple 1.14 mm pick is the heavest. I bought the yellow .73 mm which is about medium. If you buy a variety pack you will get all the way from the lighest to the heavest.
1626987
The two magnets embedded in the plastic are exactly 3 inches apart (from outside edges of magnets) so that leaves you 1/4 inch of plastic beyond each magnet if you cut them to 3 1/2 inches. If you use a chop saw, go slowly because the plastic is fairly dense and will catch the blade and go flying and break the plastic if you force it at all (don't ask me how I know). If you go slowly, you can get a clean cut.
1236628
According to the W1713 manual, the maximum cutting thickness is 2" (5.08cm) with a "blade stroke" of 3/4" (1.905cm). At this thickness, 2.75" of a standard 5" blade will be used; adjust speed accordingly.
1865176
Yes. The #10 blade UltraEdge, which cuts 1.5mm. Very short but good for some things.
1017304
Its thin plastic, but seems to be pretty sturdy. I don't think a pair of scissors would hold up. A box cutter might be able to score it enough to cut through. I just pushed the extra length under my desk.
2018161
Hi Annissa T. The pick works very well. Like anything else, you will need to replace it at some point, depending on how often it is used. I have never had any problems with it.
1994797
Max. cut depth is 1 1\2". Also,the saw is surprisingly quiet for a circular saw! I've been happy with mine so far.
454282
The blade is 1 1/2" wide at the widest part of the cutting area, somewhat concave and, in my estimation, is sturdy enough to outlast me, my son, and his kids. I don't know how to figure thickness without a measuring tool but tend to expect my tools to stand up to hard use. Hint: I misplace tools in the garden way too often so have begun wrapping a strip of that bright pink Duck tape on handles - it helps.
649526
I bought an OSHLUN and it has work well for me. I cut through sheets of PVC plastic to a thickness of about 6 inches so my experience is not the same as what you want it for. The wood is probably easier to cut since plastic can heat up and cause a lot of drag. That has not been a problem with this blade though. I don't know the price on the OSHLUN.
397605
Max about 1 inch. But you can control thinner slices...down to about 1/4 inch. One of the reasons I love this thing!
2185436
Hi Eddie, I don't know the exact thickness as it's not listed on the pick. However, they are the thickest pick I've used. They have no flexibility while in use; they are even hard to bend with two hands. I like them but I like the Jazz II picks better as they have a better grip texture to them.
1507826
I used a hand saw with a blade specific to metal (it worked very well on the plastic). Just make sure you measure precisely before you cut. You can either make a notch with a box cutter or a mark with a pen.
1226260
Its pretty flexible but I don't know for sure...maybe too hard for regular scissors ....but with plastic cutting tool definitely yes.