can i use this on a cuting board
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NO. Sealants have chemicals that, if ingested, can be poisonous. The care of a wooden cutting board is quite easy. After each use clean thoroughly with hot soapy water. You can, if desired, use a peroxide water mixture or a bleach water mixture to ensure you kill all the bacteria. Make sure if you use these methods you rinse your board thoroughly. Once a month or even once a week, if you use your board everyday, you can rub in some mineral oil to preserve and give your board a longer life. Rub the mineral oil in well and then go over it with a clean paper towel to remove the excess. I hope this was helpful. NO. Sealants have chemicals that, if ingested, can be poisonous. The care of a wooden cutting board is quite easy. After each use clean thoroughly with hot soapy water. You can, if desired, use a peroxide water mixture or a bleach water mixture to ensure you kill all the bacteria. Make sure if you use these methods you rinse your board thoroughly. Once a month or even once a week, if you use your board everyday, you can rub in some mineral oil to preserve and give your board a longer life. Rub the mineral oil in well and then go over it with a clean paper towel to remove the excess. I... » Read More NO. Sealants have chemicals that, if ingested, can be poisonous. The care of a wooden cutting board is quite easy. After each use clean thoroughly with hot soapy water. You can, if desired, use a peroxide water mixture or a bleach water mixture to ensure you kill all the bacteria. Make sure if you use these methods you rinse your board thoroughly. Once a month or even once a week, if you use your board everyday, you can rub in some mineral oil to preserve and give your board a longer life. Rub the mineral oil in well and then go over it with a clean paper towel to remove the excess. I hope this was helpful. « Show Less
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It is a framed board. I would not suggest cutting that. It is thick enough for push pins.
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No! This would leave a thick coat of plastic on your board which your knives would slice through. I doubt the makeup of this product would be food safe under any condition. There are food safe oils which you can apply to your board.
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Yes I cut through 3/4" plywood like butter. It shouldn't have any problem with bead board.
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I don't see why not as long as you have a very sharp cutting tool. It may not look perfect but it should be serviceable.
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Yes...if you are careful to keep the material flat on a backer board. And remember this cutter is to be used only on a drill press. I have used these cutters to cut instrument holes in .090 aluminium.
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Although if you don't mind doing a little craft work, I'm sure you could cut the ports out of the boarder that you will never want to use again once using this. The shape is a bit odd, so I'd wait until you receive the board to cut the right shape.
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That I'm not sure of because I haven't attempted it myself. As far as cutting no I don't believe that will work, but it would burn it off. As for the sealing bit it might be able to, but I'd suggest watching your settings if you try because if its too high you might just end up burning through it rather then sealing it off.
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there is nothing wrong with the tool however, gluing a bunch of 2x4's 2x6' etc. together will only work for a few weeks . These boards will shrink and generate a huge amount of splits and gaps as they WILL shrink..., can't be avoided. Plywood over boards is a better idea.
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It will leave a cutting mark and it should be on the "cutting" board one. Won't hurt anything if it's on the A one, but should be on the one marked for cutting....it will look pretty beat up after lots of die cuts.
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I have never tried that but if the sheets are Styrofoam remember that Styrofoam is beaded so you will not get a clean cut. also the thickness of the sheet will matter. I hope this helps. Thanks, Joe
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I'm sure it can be used for this but it works best on pieces that have substance rather than leafy parts. Keep in mind that this should be cleaned, dried and protected after any use in water to keep the cutter working well without corrosion.
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No. You need to put consistent downward pressure on the cutter. You need a solid surface to put the cutter on and keep matte board in place.
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I certainly haven't tried it, but I see no reason why it could not be so. It is only two inches thick,so a sharp utility knife should do the job. Use a heavy straight edge, like a piece of lumber, to guide the cut. Happy sailing!
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You can, as long as it is light cutting. I use a cutting board to preserve finish.
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Would not even attempt to use this on any kind of wood. This device is not a saw-it's made to cut lightweight materials like cardboard, poster board, etc. you can use it with a straight edge to keep aligned, but the surround on the cutting head makes it a little more difficult than it needs to be. Again, this device is not a saws all device.
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Most definitely!! It can be used for any "fine" cutting. Just remember that it is a "pull saw", not a "push saw". (Japanese style)