Can you line this tool up against a straight edge and cut a straight line on cardboard?
752148
Yes, I am sure it do just fine at cutting against a straight edge. I have not done exactly that but I am sure it will work just fine for that application. Roger L.
752149
My experience is, no, you can't. You need first to start the cut with scissors or another tool and then continue with the cordless cutter.
752150
I would say yes that you probably could line it up against a straight edge.
1764556
I highly doubt it, but if so it would take a long time to do so. But in defense of the saw, such cuts are not the intended purpose of this saw. This saw is intended for smaller cuts in tight spaces where boards need to be cut flush. For the cuts you are doing you should use either a table saw or a circular saw. Preferably the table saw.
1369247
Yes as long as you use line of the same weight and length. You could even get a roll and cut to length.
802463
Yes. I cut it with my Stampin' Up! Sizzix machine and got nice cuts - but only with traditional dies. It won't work with thin items such as framelits and thinlits.
896906
Yes. I cut arcs to fit a corner shelf and it wasn't a problem. I simply drew the shape I needed on the liner, then followed the line to cut by. It is very smooth.
1643740
Only with a jig or an attachment to set for angles. It is fine for straight cuts.
221185
The corigated cardboard across the raised wave would be a bit tough...with the wave would probably work. i use mine for I1-ply cardboard, thick batting, quilted fabrics, upholstery, heavy fabric & soft plastic. I AM AMAZED THAT THE SCISSORS HOLD THEIR CHARGE A VERY LONG TIME. WEEKS OF UN-USE & THEY ARE CUTTING WITHOUT A CHARGE.
1242011
That's a great question - I would say no because you have to use a straight edge to apply
889942
I use mine to cut card stock (for quilting templates). The thickest I have tried is about 65 lbs (thickness). I haven't tried it with cardboard (as in a traditional cardboard box material).
2175390
Not exactly sure in what manner you want to cut it, but I think this will do the trick. Think of it as a electric chisel just hold it, push and it it will cut right into what you want. Unlike a reciprocal saw (sawsall) the blade is short, strong and rigid and therefore can cut absolutely straight.
932375
Hmmm. Sure, if you have the right tools! It is not one flat surface; it has a "lip" which is great for hanging but probably not great for cutting.
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.
125255
Yes, I believe you could. I used it to line a tool chest and am very satisfied.
2262272
Yes, but you would have to cut the end off where you have a straight edge yo connect
743430
No I don't think so. I have not tried it of course but I'm confident it's not sharp enough for that kind of cutting. Thick paper is fine.
555107
I have not tried it on anything other then packaging tape on shipping boxes, mailing bags and some thin paper. I'm thinking its not designed to cut heavy cardboard.
241220
I've only used it straight. I expect you would have to go slow to preserve a shape over a lot of cuts because the wire is just that- not very rigid!