Is it fine enough to make foams? Mesh ?
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This is a super fine mesh "chinois" style strainer. As for making "foams", i've only used a cartridge style whip cream canister to make them.
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I am not sure how you would use it to make foam.... But I know it was not fine enough to strain yogurt. I too spooned a bit of yogurt in first and it still let too much yogurt through. Still need cheese cloth or coffee filters.
1406910
Depends on the total surface area...if it is a large surface you may wish to use a planer. However if you have a good amount of time and a good sanding machine it may be OK for your application.
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Yes. It is a foam surface not polished but not rippled or otherwise textured.
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Yes. I've used it as a source of polyurethane foam for craft projects-- cuts well with electric carving knife or a utility blade. Any creases or crush marks come out well when sprayed lightly with water and steamed carefully with a warm iron.
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I am not certain that I understand what you want to do. Great Stuff is a foam and does not have any real structural strength. It is just a foam like stuffing marshmallow in the gap. It will fill a gap but if you hit it with anything it will just tear and break off parts of the foam.
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Sure. And what works best IMHO is an electric carving knife. Cutting foam with those is the only reason I keep one around.
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Yes, you can have them cut the foam if you provide dimensions. The foam was pretty hard initially, but after a few weeks, it settles in.
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No, honestly I don't think so. It's not fine enough. If you are straining milk I would spring for an even finer mesh or go the old-fashioned cheescloth route.
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I would say yes But I can't open the link to the tool. This product is what I've always called "Styrofoam", it's not "foam". I bought it by mistake because I thought it was Foam.
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I doubt it. Not familiar with foam, but this device makes the bubbles by blowing air through soap covered hoops.
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Yes it can. As an interior designer who also makes the items I sell, I have much experience in cutting foam. The easiest way to cut foam is using an electric knife. Hope this helps.
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I haven't used foam in mine, but I would say be careful. The machine isn't really designed to distribute thick liquids and it may cause it to overheat. The inside is rotating bubble wands.
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Putting the pieces of foam back in seems unlikely unless you glue it. I'd hesitate to say it would look good even if that approach worked.
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you can, but i found a local company that makes foam and saved a bit of money buying it from them and cutting it myself.
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Yes, I used this to make armor for some costumes. I used an iron to do it (place the foam between some newspaper on both sides for 10-15 seconds and shape how you want) it holds its shape pretty well
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Yes you can. As a matter of fact, the lower the fat content, the more dense and long lasting the foam.
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yes.it would work well, although have you ever thought about using spray foam ?