Can you see where you are cutting to make a design cut?
741631
You can see with this saw the same as any other saw, of this general type. A bonus is you don't have a cord to bother you.
741632
Actual users would be better to respond. But from the operating illustrations it does look like you can see your workpiece as you are cutting.
565333
You can if you turn the cutter over. I flip it over (looking at the hole side) and align my punch area.
1263729
You can cut the pieces to fit your wall or slide one over the other, there are ends, section joiners and a corner. Look at the other pictures to get a better idea of what is there.
1748500
It's paper so you can, but I would be careful not to cut too much. You might want to practice with a piece of paper and make a fan. Use it as a test run and see how it changes after cutting it.
128277
NOT unless you want to cut the 2 sides. I think they make a shorter size... search for it.
1488
Yes, it can be cut. Be sure to measure well and take into account the fact that you may want the sheet to also cover maybe an inch or so over the sides.. for a seamless look.
716732
It depends on the width of the pieces you are working with. In the specs of the biscuits, it will tell you the width of the cutout. For example on a 1x3 trim you would use a #0 biscuit, where if you had a 1x10 panel a couple of #10 would be more adequate.
1517257
Nope. You need to flip the piece over and cut it toward the first cut. But there goes your precision.
1816276
No the blade is just a straight shape edge. There are holes throught the blade above the edge so what you are cutting does not adhear to the blade.
1547431
Yes, if there are a few small pieces I generally place all of them together, laminate and then cut themto the shapes. Else you can cut to your preferred size ans is done well.
836479
Of course you can make cut outs. This is just a book of blank coloring pages that are used with the color wonder markers/paint/etc. One side has a slight sheen. Good luck!
806946
If the edge is not square, then the cut will follow that edge. If that edge is on an angle, you will have a parallelogram / / and not a rectangle | |
530422
I don't remember for sure, but I think mine had a little loose 'tail' sticking out. But...you don't need that. You can just loosen a piece with your fingers and cut...it doesn't really make a difference, except that you may end up with a short piece eventually.
1265442
No idea. Could be a frequency or key shape/design. I haven't had a chance to get it cut yet.
2262785
not carved but cut out panels that look more or less the same on both sides
2187084
Yes, the software has a great trace feature that let's you cut almost any shape or logo imaginal. I constantly import silhouettes that I find online and cut out all kinds of shapes and logos.
38335
Yep, the cut marks are clearly visible and as long as you are somewhat careful and use the right tools, should be easy for you to do. Now if I could only find a connector I was happy with, but that's another story.