Can the corners be cut at an angle?
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Yes,it's a high density foam mattress. But after cutting you will have to modify the cover to fit the cut corner.
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The corners are rounded. If you cut them it will tear up the mattress cover.
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I have cut to fit with sharp scissors, ensure you curve the corner edges for best fit and it is best to wrap the entire corner for finished appearance.
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You easily could, the surface is level and slightly porous. There are also four holes on each corner where you could either use nails or wire to affix. I LOVE this product!
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I haven't really tried. try with a little sharper tool or finger nail to start from a corner end.
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It depends upon the size of your odd shaped piece of wood and the angle cut you want.
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No. You can go around a corner, but by using a curve rather than a sharp 90 degree turn. That's how I installed it and it's been working fine for the past 6 months.
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yes, I cut mine, I recommend cutting it in a curve rather than a 90 degree cut if u must make a corner, this will reduce the chance of a tear
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I'm not completely sure AI understand what you're asking. If you had an angled side and wanted to rip a piece parallel to that, it would work. But circular saws aren't designed to cut curves. It might work to some extent, but it is meant for straight cuts parallel to straight edges. If you are trying to square up a piece that isn't square, the only things that will work are squares designed to do that or some fussy triangular measuring.
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Sure. Especially if the corner is sharp and not beveled too much, in which case you probably would not be looking for protection.
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Yes, I have mine installed in the corner as well. You can pivot it to whichever direction you want.
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It can be used to mount in a corner. However, there's possibility that won't be able to get it at a 45 degree angle.
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It is definitely made for a corner. On a straight wall it would stick out too far.
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Yes, it can. You just have to shave the corners a bit with a router so they are beveled.
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you need something thin, like a finger nail or blade and pick at one of the corners. It will be a pain in the beginning, but you will get used to it.
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NO. Even with a straight edge it would be difficult. It is best for rough cutout work.
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Yes, but it's best to know which way you want to do it before you start screwing anything together. Otherwise you may end up removing screws and replacing them with others (the screws are longer at the corner).
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Yes, it can be done by lining up the angle marks. There is another model that has the angle indicators close together and easier to read. If you do a lot of angles I suggest you look at the Incra 120. It is only five dollars more