Is this snake made out of a material that is easy to cut? I would like to hollow out about 1 1/2 inch to hide a geo cache log.
1881614
should be able to incise---extract guts--make your implant--suture the incision. it was a rather rubbery consistency.
1118469
sorry, ohio jack---i gave it as a gift and the last i saw of it it was still in its original coiled shape. it was intended to pose in a cactus garden out in northern colorado. i would have to inquire from the recipients about whether the snake is poseable/flexible. i just assumed that they could stretch it out among the cactus plants. mary r in sc
1066999
The best solution is to purchase the product which is slightly larger and cut to size. The material cuts easily with a straight edge (e.g. a level) and a utility knife.
309811
No it is easy to cut through. I used it for some activities at my church for vbs and had to cut things out and we had no problems.
163836
We bought them for recluse spiders but a black rat snake decided to go into one. Yes, he probably could have gotten away with his head still stuck in the box, but I saw him and shut the door to the tiny room. The good thing is more than likely, any snake will have his head stuck in the box like mine. Did I just call a snake mine??? Having its head caught in the box means no ability to bite, making removal way less stressful for those who get skeeved by snakes. My (just said it again) snake was the girth of a roll of quarters and 2 feet long.
608996
The snake is stable & flex.You can shape it to the way you want.The camera is hard to get scratched.
51995
Not hollow. It is solid... Made out of some sort of composition material. The mice last my cat a long time of romping around with & of chewing on but eventually the stuffing starts to come out. It looks like composition material...or maybe could be described as newspaper which as been wetted down, dried, then shredded into little chunks. Looks like paper mâché somewhat
1854727
It'll work fine. It is really light on the back end making it very heavy on the blade end which could be perfect for cutting off a snakes head.
241221
The wire is really thick and I had no problem with it cutting thick and dense styrofoam. One thing I like about the wire is you can shape it to your preferance and it keeps it. The only real problem I had, wasn't really that big of a deal, was keeping the arms tight enough.
836617
Hello. I had no problem cutting this material. however, I did not purchase the super thick mat. I used a sharp box knife and a straight edge and was super pleased. I mated 4 pieces to cover the room. I hope this helps : - )
2025957
It is hard rubber but should be easy enough to cut with a box knife or utility scissors.
741234
Sure it could be cut with a utility knife, but the stitching will un-ravel. I suppose you could duct tape the rough ends and hope for the best. It will be unsightly.Why not just go to the orange construction store and buy black foam pipe insulation for 1" copper pipe? You can cut it to any length and it will not have the issue with the seams.
353764
Well, didn't have that problem, but it's completed sealed when the door is closed. The plastic is solid and I seriously doubt anything could get inside with a cutting tool. If you have very smart rats, that could be a problem.
63626
Yes, it's a man made rubber-ish material. It won't fray if you cut it. Would help if you have a sharp exacto knife.
1880032
Very easy to cut. It's extremely thin . . . think less than a black poly trash bag. I would not purchase this brand again after using a thicker one which I'm in the process of replacing after several years of use.
1556499
Bore snake doesnt need the bore guide. The bore guide in combination with a good rod and bore cleaner is better...in my opinion. I like using a bore paste in combination with Rand CLP or Ogre Enviroclean.
1241779
I had sucess making one pretty easily out of PVC. Just heat and shape. Otherwise try Crazy Crow's Trading Post or Smokey Mountain Knife Works They both carry affordible options. My prefference would be one from Crazy Crow's. Hope this helps!