Will this work on cardboard boxes?
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Yes. I have tested it on cardboard, wood, fencing, peg board, and even glass. The can says that it will not stick to galvanized metals. You need 2-3 light coats for it to work on glass.
60242
This shredder is not made for shredding cardboard! I would not use it for such a purpose! I do not know of any shredders that are up to the job and I cannot think why anybody would wish to shred cardboard. In industry they do not shred cardboard they "compact" it!
2193450
I tested it on an old dish towel and it made a hole but did not completely cut all the way around. Then I tried it on an old terry towel and it cut pretty much all the way around but you have a tag so you have to pull it off. If you are thinking of threading something with it for the towels or blanket it probably should work. I have used mine only on tin lids and heavy cardboard.
369674
I think not. It seems to struggle with 4-5 sheets of paper. It works OK for my needs but I don't think I would put cardboard, even thinner cardboard.
221183
For regular 200lb cardboard box, you will have to put some effort in cutting straight lines. Altho it can cut cardboard fine, box cutters are still more efficient and alot better for thick, fluted cardboard boxes. I wouldn't recommend this for making patterns in 3/8" fluted cardboards.
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A box would probably be difficult to rig. The device is made as an insert for greeting cards. I used mine in a book, between pages. The mechanism triggers when a small tab attached to the "top" page gets pulled to the left when the page, or card is opened. It's not very expensive, so you can try and see if you can attach to a hinged box top. I don't think it would work if you took the box top totally off.
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Yes, the paper clamp is see-through -- so you can cut to a pencil line or whatever. And I have not cut laminate, but have cut cardboard successfully. I do not think corrugated cardboard would work, through. I expect that 5mm laminate would be fine; the blade is quite sharp. The paper clamp can be removed for cleaning.
1331951
Yes! I've used them on black chalk paint, black paper and on cardboard. Good luck with your project!
2013666
Absolutely NOT! I bought them to trim some boxes for a project, and I had to tape the tape to get anything to stay even for a short while. It doesn't stick to cardboard, doesn't stick to itself. A terrible waste of money.
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yes, you can use this on paper or cardboard, You can actually use this as the glue, its amazing stuff. Its my one thing I HAVE to have in my art room. I use it on everything.
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Depending how hard the paper is, it works great on balsa wood, don't know on paper
365036
No, you'll need to spray it on cedar blocks, etc. If you have cedar closets, that'll work.
1655906
Seems like it should work on file folders but cardboard I don't know. Some label adhesives used on boxes bond below the surface. They can be a real pain. If you are wanting to remove box labels so you can reuse them to ship something there is a better and much easier way. Simply use a big black marker pen to cover the bar code and any other information you do not want visible. Since I have been doing this it has saved a lot of time. A shipper or business receiver does not care what the box looks like as long as there is nothing to interfere with their bar code reader.
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Most definitely! That was the main purpose as to why I purchased this in the first place... For mickey sticker cut-outs. It can even cut through thick cardboard. Just make sure to always wipe the edges after using to keep it clean and always have a "clean-cut" after every use.
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It would help more than just a bit, however you have to know if the cardboard is strong enough to hold the weight of the MLV (1 pound per sf)
1666126
It should still work fine. You just slide the cardboard backing plate up closer to the plexiglass.
1055034
Hello, I don't think the glue will work well with plastic. I tried it on a couple of small plastic toy pieces and it did not work. Works great with paper and cardboard. Good luck finding something that works.