Can you cut out a circle in plexiglass with this?
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No, it's more for straight cuts. You could cut an octagon out an then use a sander to smooth the sides to a circle. I suggest a jig saw but you will need to buy a blade for cutting acrylic & plexiglass.
1715791
Yes, it's easy to cut any of the shapes. Save the extra, too. I make them last as long as I can.
201850
Absolutely this does make a circle...not sure if the size will be what you want though
1437064
Yes it can, but I replaced mine with 3/16 plexiglass and it was very easy. I had the plexiglass cut to size and I jig sawed the radii on them. the rivets have to be drilled out and replaced by either small nuts and bolts or pop rivets. I chose pop rivets as I had the tools to do that with.
576559
Yes,but, you need to be sure that you are using blade that will cut the radius of your desired curve and cut very slowly. You can do it
1885641
Double the length to get your circle, but it was large. I only used half for my half moon window and had more than I need to do again. Don't think that this could be cleaned either.
701334
Yes. The configuration shown is actually set up for cutting a flat to the inside of the Circe, which would be used for cutting a disk where the inside of the circle is the 'good' part, as in making wheels. The cutter can be reversed so that the outer part of the circle cut is flat as with making a hole in a counter top.
798352
There are 3 circle cutters. One is 1 5/8" in diameter, the second is 1 1/8" in diameter, and the third one is 6/8" in diameter. If you meant to say "diameter" instead of "radius," the second one should fit your needs. If you meant "radius" none of them will work. The largest one has a radius of only 13/16". I hope this helps.
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Julia, yes it is. I used it to cover up the top part of a front door that has various shapes. Triangles, ovals etc. Very easy to cut.I didn't have scissors handy and I used a knife easy.
678725
The answer unfortunately is no. The way the piece is cut out, it's just not possible.wish it was tho..hope that helps
463402
Outline the smaller radius the use a metal cutting circular saw blade. That's how I did it
2001457
I made a circle pattern from shipping paper to fit my basket. I then cut two slits. One on each side where they would overlap. I then rounded off some of the top that protruded. Very pleased with the results.
1559360
It would depend on how you were going to use it. It's like an accordion fan that opens up just like the picture shows. You could probably cut the oval shape in it if you were really good with an exacto knife, but I'd recommend looking for an oval-shaped shade
856915
yes it will cut -- I simply used a very good pair of scissors to cut it to the shape I needed - also cut a grommet hole for computer cables -- first drilled a hole in the middle of the circle I needed and then cut out from there
2258043
doubtful - its slotted at each end - you'd have to cut a curved rectangle as well
312354
Not really. I can if you want to cut the vertical radials. It's OK, nothing spectacular, but better than the rubber duckie.
445905
I haven't tried cutting arcs so I can't give a qualified answer.l would be interested to find out if you can. I think it would depend on how severe the radius would be.