would these cut thru wool material cleanly, or thin felt material several layers
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I have not cut anything but paper and cardboard. However, I found that the cutting edges on the punches are not accurately sharpened and that may cause some difficulty with the materials you mention. As needed, I sharpen mine by chucking in a drill press and honing the edges with a stone. I'm pretty sure they would cut wool and felt after sharpening provided a good backing surface is provided. I use a piece of oak planking.
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I've only used it for a rubber type material about 1/8" thick and it worked fine for that. I don't know how it would work on the material you listed.
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Nothing to add to the previous answers: I haven't tried those materials myself either, but I think it should work. Good luck.PS: If you do end up trying it out, why not let us all know how it went?
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I'm not going to try it for you, but they are quite sharp, and with a block of hard-wood beneath (emd grain would likely be best), a heavy hammer and a sharp blow they do quite well. I'd be doubting more than a couple of layers of velt at a time, but do not actually know. I like the cutters. They have served me well, what little I've thus far used them. Good purchase.
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I have tried with foamy and works well, I have not tried with felt, when I do I'll let you know.
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My guess is they are not the best choice, they are not very flexible .They are really designed for flat surfaces. they did a GREAT job on my concrete countertops. Why not just use some steel wool ?
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I'm sorrt, but I have no idea about how it would work with felted wool as I've only used on leather with thicknesses varying from relatively paper thin to typical belt thickness and it punched cleanly through all of it with now tearing.
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I've used it on wool sweaters successfully yes. But I don't have many because I live in California, so they are a bit heavy.
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I am sorry but the shears are too light weight and the leather would be too thick course for these shears, but the best of the best for other materials to sew.
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I wouldn't think so, the material is rather thin, wider, larger open fibers. I used this materials as a another option for cutains, and I feel it the material was too thin by itself. Looks great with shears though.
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I use them to open boxes and mail items as they come apart for this. I don't think they would be very good cutting multple layers of fabric. They are more 5 in 1 use than good scissors.
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I haven't tried felt, but it is supposed to. I have heard others using die cuts for felt and other material.
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No way. They have fiberglass reinforcement (look closely and you can see it) so cutting them would expose the fiberglass fabric, and maybe also lead to deterioration.
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Depends on your idea of easy. The pads are very dense rubber so scissors and tin snips are out. You could cut with a serrated saw blade like a hacksaw. I used these under the feet of a 600lb air compressor an they worked well as a dampener. I was able to drill through them easily but had to keep running the drill bit through to remove the excess rubber.
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I think this might be a felting machine, like Simplicity's deluxe felting machine, so you could probably use any fabric that would be suitable for needle felting (fleece, felt, bulky knits, etc.).
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I would assume so. They are pretty thin, so any ordinary scissors should work! They are thin enough you could roll them up and put a rubber band around them. They are not very thick.
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I do not know. I have not given it to my son yet.. It is for his birthday next month... However since it can cut through plastic I would guess that it would work on felt.
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hello jackson,yes, these are very powerful cutters. you should have no problem cutting thru aluminum soffit.they will even cut thru light gauge steel. bill r.
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Yes, they are thinner than most. I was able to cut it with a kitchen scissors.
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I'm sure they would. I got them to cut very thick fabrics and they work like a charm. They are so easy to use. It would take me forever to cut the fabric for the blankets I make. I would definitely recommend getting them.