Does the Fiskars 12 Inch LED SureCut Folding Rotary Paper Trimmer (154470-1002) cut chipboard?
1827471
I have not used for for chipboard, but it certainly should be up to the task ! this is the best paper trimmer I have used !!
1579102
I can't imagine it wouldn't - I cut 3 mil chipboard without much problem. You might want to take a look though at their support forum on knkusa.com and ask there to be sure.
1875489
Today I cut a 12" piece of paper. It just makes it and you should have no trouble doing an 11" CUTS. it is a great cutter!
1980936
I don't know as I do not have a Fisker Rotary Cuter. You may want to take it to the store, such as Joann's and look at the cutter and blade at the same time. Sorry I am unable to help.
1191240
The 9210 Fiskar Grass Shears is too lightweight to cut woody stuff, but I'm sure a heavier model must exist. Sorry I don.t know - I could use one myself !! Neville Dean.
1945780
First, I move the yellow cutting blade to the top end of the trimmer, leaving the blue dull blade at the lower end of the trimmer. Secondly, I insert the paper evenly, then push the blue blade up toward the top of the trimmer, then back down. This should result in a sharp crease for folding the card or paper.I hope this answer is helpful.
1085245
I would stay away from this paper cutter. I don't even use mine anymore..I couldn't aline the paper exactly where I wanted to make my cut. The cutter itself is out of square. So i had to manually align my paper under the blade which i dont mind but u have to look at cutter on the side to align the paper instead of being able to align it looking striaght down at the cutter my cuts were never striaght
1598467
It can use the Sizzix Pro dies that measure 12" wide x 12 3/4" length (or longer). The width of the Pro die must be 12" or less, though. I use the Pro cutting pads and that is all they need to go through the Fiskars Fuse. I have about 20 Pro dies and all of them work. However, the width of the Fuse is 12", so at least one side -must- be 12" or less. The dies can be any length, though, as long as your cutting pad is long enough.
1387099
Yes, you can cut 12x12 card stock or invitations. I use it a lot for cutting card stock. The orange strips you see are the rulers and have measurements to the 1/8" marked. There are some markings in the other direction, but not like the orange strips. When I have a measurement on the long side that isn't marked, I just put a piece of masking tape or post-it to mark it. This cutter works great. I had one like it for over 20 years before I had to replace it. Consumables: 45mm rotary blade which is easy to replace and the cutting strip which lasts a long, long time and can be turned over, too.
904500
Yes this cutter can cut a 12"x24" into two 12"x12" tiles. If you are cutting hard porcelain an electric wet saw would be required.
829902
The blade is 1 1/4 inch tall. It can cut 1 inch thick board. I have cut successfully on 3/4 inch plywood.
85033
yes, i use this saw for precision cuts to make segmented turnings. I removed a 7.25" and replaced it with a 96 tooth 7 inch. Cuts are like glassDan
249337
No. The blade is exposed only about 1/8". It cuts a great circle on the foam board, just not all the way through.
1914046
I'd love to know that myself! Used the blade on a huge card stock project and need to replace it.
206168
Yes it will, make sure to use a wood blade. Again it's a jig saw, if you re going to be cutting a lot of particle board, and depending on the project you may want to consider a circular saw or a table saw, again it's depending on how big the project is... The jig saw is for making round cuts and more detailed cuts, if you re just making straight cuts and a lot of them a circular saw is what you'll want.. I hope that helps
862383
Yes this is an awesome paper cutter and will easily cut your 12 x 12 paper!
332521
Yes to both questions. I love this cordless jigsaw. So did someone else. My first one was stolen so I ordered another. Obviously, the blade makes a difference in chipping. However, this unit is powerful yet very responsive to delicate maneuvers. I used a strait edge to cut a butcher block countertop. It performed very well.