Will this cut holes in sandpaper?
632294
Thank you for your question. Sandpaper is similar to a card stock so as long it is not coated with something there should be no problem with this going through it.
932771
I didn't cut holes I used it for cornhole boards and the pins holding the arbor broke after third use. It will prob last longer for drywall. I don't recommend it for wood though.
1070725
I use for cutting out appliqued fabric pieces with paper backing attached. Have not cut individual paper with it. I do believe it would work.
1814988
That would depend upon the grit of sandpaper you use. At about 4 inch square you may want to consider the size of your job
2003950
I am looking for a heavy duty hole punch. I have gone threw several hole punches and need one that makes smooth leather hole punches on literally a thousand usages. Will this do the job. ?
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.
2254009
As long as you degrease the area first and have enough contact I think it would work very well. It's very coarse like 220 grit sandpaper.
1662543
Yes, it will cut through, as long as you take into account: 1) You have to have the hand strength to compress the punch to cut through a thicker material. If you can't squeeze the punch hard enough, the blades can't do the work. 2) The blades will be initially sharp enough, but will dull a tiny bit with each use. To sharpen the blades, cut through a very fine sandpaper a few times. You will feel the difference. 3) If the contact paper has a sticky adhesive, it will get on the blades and you will need to stop and clean them. You could try one of the label removing solvents, like Glue Gone, on a cotton ball or rag.
1102091
No. I don't think so. I use it for rolls of thin paper to cover tables with. I would not use it for precise cutting.
1534532
I haven't tried to do that - but the construction of the cutter assemby is pretty flimsy so I would not plan to cut sandpaper with this machine - there are no provisions for sharpening a dulled curtting edge.
928042
This machine does not use sandpaper. It uses blades to shave a layer of wood off, which will leave the surface fairly smooth. You may be looking for a belt sander.
1358949
Yes, it won't work,for fabric this rotary blade would need to cut on a solid surface and it does not.
1023102
It will emboss/etch paper. If you have cutting plates it should cut too. I have not tried it on fabric so I would not be able to answer that one.
1675237
I think that would depend on the thickness of the material, how much you have to cut, and desired finish of cut. However this saw will indeed slice through sheet metal very cleanly! I personally love mine and would recommend it to you!
1581924
I didn't use it with sandpaper function. It woks very good with knife-blade to remove old carpet and with blades to cut wood (when laminate has to go under doors). The problem I have with this Chicago tool - it becomes harder and harder switch it on after 3 weeks of use.
842185
sure it can be cut. it might be a little hard getting a neat hole. try an X-acto knife and or utility knife. scissors could work too.
1270084
Yes. I don't think this will be the right tool. It only cuts in circles and is hard to cut where it breaks evenly.