Will this cut corrugated plastic sheets?
1577461
I'm not sure I Think it would depend on how thick the plastic is if it is to thick I think you would have a hard time you might take it to a frame shop and ask or see if it can be cut on a mat cutter before you buy one for your self.
1790624
Greetings Pierce, good questions, but sorry to say I have no idea. It cuts several layers of denim-type fabric (that frays easily) without jamming on the frayed bits (unlike Black and Decker electric scissors!!), and cuts card and stiff plastic etc. but not sure it would be powerful enough to cut plywood. Ciao for Now, Tricia, Bermuda : )
1584154
Can't say for sure but I'd guess this would not have enough power to cut out grooves. This is more suited for surface marking. You need a rotary tool for that kind of thing.
558370
These are made of a pliable foam/plastic type material. Although I have not tried to cut mine, I would probably use a power miter saw to do so for the cleanest cut. I'm sure it would cut with a utility knife (box cutter) as well.
1560731
Yes, the paper clamp is see-through -- so you can cut to a pencil line or whatever. And I have not cut laminate, but have cut cardboard successfully. I do not think corrugated cardboard would work, through. I expect that 5mm laminate would be fine; the blade is quite sharp. The paper clamp can be removed for cleaning.
1768651
This is designed for cutting vinyl sheets. Are you referring to cutting a pattern to put on fabric to cut with scissors? If so I would say yes, but note the size limitation with this cutter.
1497047
Maybe thin corrugated cardboard would fit (the opening is quite narrow), but I wouldn't recommend trying to cut cardboard with paper punches; they are not designed for the thickness and strength of cardboard.
234218
NO! I've tried. It cuts 110 lb cardstock, and 155 lb tag weight very nicely. But just can't cut plastic.
930496
I don't see why not, but it may not cut the shrink wrap as well as it does paper; The cutting mechanism doesn't contain a blade, just a flat bar held taut with springs
1364134
Yes, of course! you will need a attachment for cutting plastic. But it is better to do it another tool, such as a circular saw with a blade for cutting plastic. here's my video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ye7BbO9AJn8
1567710
I did not use it for plastic...it gets hot but ..I would assume it would melt the plastic not leaving a clean cut
567142
It will cut any regular sign vinyl, including holographic, reflective, metallic, and rhinestone templates I guess you may go up to 0.030"~0.75 mm...but even if it may be able to cut thick vinyl, leather, thick paper, etc I personally do not recommend it.The hardware (step motors, belt bearings and so) do not look exactly heavy duty/industrial...is more of a craft "home edition" build...To cut thick materials it has to put a lot of pressure on the blade and a also a lot of stress on the gears/motors, and it may brake. Please provide more details about your application.
656647
The system that this uses to cut the plastic film and the aluminum foil is a groove and a tiny metal disc that slides in the groove and cuts by pressure. If the parchment Fits, my guess is that it will cut it. But, I also think that it might not give you the desired effect, since it might rip along the cut and not cut like it is a blade.
320038
I have just trimmed a piece of cardboard to the right size and used for additional dividers. I think Home Depot sells sheet plastic but thought it would be difficult to cut to size, so I used cardboard instead.
588931
Yes, the TSHD will cut corrugated roofing material very well. Getting the long jaw model really helps. In fact I could'nt get a easy clean cut with the short cutting jaws.
656965
Yes, it will, but first, you need to slice them, about a quarter of an inch thick.
1947349
It will, but may not leave the cleanest cut. I would not recommend this saw for 'finish' work like that. I use this for rough edges like installing electrical outlets where the rough edges are covered by a finish plate.