| Brand | Woodland Scenics |
|---|---|
| Color | black |
| Finish Type | Matte |
| Size | 1 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Fl Oz |
| Specific Uses For Product | Interior |
| Item Form | Liquid Sample |
| Model Name | Plasticutter |
| Color Code | #000000 |
| Coverage | 371 |
| Manufacturer | Woodland Scenics |
| Part Number | 82104 |
| Item Weight | 1.2 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 12.5 x 7.5 x 2.75 inches |
| Item model number | 82104 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Finish | Matte |
| Material | Foam |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Handle Material | Foam |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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ACTUALLY WORKS. IGNORE OTHER REVIEWS THAT SAY IT DOESN'T, I WAS SKEPTICAL TOO
Worked like a charm on my Pelican gun case. At first the wire kept breaking for me while using the collars, I found that by just using the wire around the actual prongs in the grooves worked super well. Only like 3 twists per side. To get proper tension I found that squeezing the prongs a bit while twisting worked well, then letting go for proper tension (doesn't have to be stupid tight)At first I wasn't sure about the wire... I even ran to home depot and wally world to try and find some "resistance" or "nichrome" wire, with no luck. NEITHER STORE SUPPLIED THEM. I got fishing leader but ended up trying the supplied wire one final time when I got home (this time without collars) and it worked for the duration of the mag cut as well as the actual gun with only 1 retie due to trouble reaching. near the bipod. You'll probably need a second set of hands to push foam around for some cuts...the thing doesn't have a huge space between handle and wire.See attached pic for quality. Also be sure to run the unit level or you'll get sloppy cuts. I found a big table with lots of clear space to work well. This was my first time using a foam cutter and was very impressed after all the skeptical reviews. Other people may have got duds or tried going too fast or didn't take small 5 second breaks after 6-12 inches of cutting. Take your time and it will probably look even better than mine!I'll be doing my dad's case after he orders replacement foam due to the sloppy cuts the first time with a utility knife. Solid product so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2016
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2010
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2017
At first I wasn't sure about the wire... I even ran to home depot and wally world to try and find some "resistance" or "nichrome" wire, with no luck. NEITHER STORE SUPPLIED THEM. I got fishing leader but ended up trying the supplied wire one final time when I got home (this time without collars) and it worked for the duration of the mag cut as well as the actual gun with only 1 retie due to trouble reaching. near the bipod. You'll probably need a second set of hands to push foam around for some cuts...the thing doesn't have a huge space between handle and wire.
See attached pic for quality. Also be sure to run the unit level or you'll get sloppy cuts. I found a big table with lots of clear space to work well. This was my first time using a foam cutter and was very impressed after all the skeptical reviews. Other people may have got duds or tried going too fast or didn't take small 5 second breaks after 6-12 inches of cutting. Take your time and it will probably look even better than mine!
I'll be doing my dad's case after he orders replacement foam due to the sloppy cuts the first time with a utility knife. Solid product so far.
ACTUALLY WORKS. IGNORE OTHER REVIEWS THAT SAY IT DOESN'T, I WAS SKEPTICAL TOO
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2017
Worked like a charm on my Pelican gun case. At first the wire kept breaking for me while using the collars, I found that by just using the wire around the actual prongs in the grooves worked super well. Only like 3 twists per side. To get proper tension I found that squeezing the prongs a bit while twisting worked well, then letting go for proper tension (doesn't have to be stupid tight)Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2017
At first I wasn't sure about the wire... I even ran to home depot and wally world to try and find some "resistance" or "nichrome" wire, with no luck. NEITHER STORE SUPPLIED THEM. I got fishing leader but ended up trying the supplied wire one final time when I got home (this time without collars) and it worked for the duration of the mag cut as well as the actual gun with only 1 retie due to trouble reaching. near the bipod. You'll probably need a second set of hands to push foam around for some cuts...the thing doesn't have a huge space between handle and wire.
See attached pic for quality. Also be sure to run the unit level or you'll get sloppy cuts. I found a big table with lots of clear space to work well. This was my first time using a foam cutter and was very impressed after all the skeptical reviews. Other people may have got duds or tried going too fast or didn't take small 5 second breaks after 6-12 inches of cutting. Take your time and it will probably look even better than mine!
I'll be doing my dad's case after he orders replacement foam due to the sloppy cuts the first time with a utility knife. Solid product so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2019
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2012
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2019
This is such a great foam cutter that I would give it 5 stars if only it worked consistently. The power adapter port on the tool is so poorly designed that it doesn't fit securely and gets slightly loose as it is used (even for a few minutes). The tool then turns off without the user realizing and stops heating and gets stuck in the foam. It's hard to tell if the cord is plugged in securely. So much trouble for such a simple tool!
Edit: I was so frustrated with the way this tool was designed that I performed surgery on it. The yellow slide switch has to be held with a great deal of upward pressure to keep the power on.
So I filed down the power plug port to make it fit better. And then the real surgery began. I de-soldered the yellow switch and found a pressure switch that is easy to press down and hold in place. I tested the circuitry to make sure the new switch would power the tool and then soldered its wires to the existing power wires. I used a scroll saw to cut a larger hole for the switch in the tool's plastic casing and then hot glued the switch in place.
When I re-assembled the tool and tested it, it worked great! My photos are above... I'm hopeful the engineers who worked on this tool will take some of these improvement ideas to heart.
Edit: I was so frustrated with the way this tool was designed that I performed surgery on it. The yellow slide switch has to be held with a great deal of upward pressure to keep the power on.
So I filed down the power plug port to make it fit better. And then the real surgery began. I de-soldered the yellow switch and found a pressure switch that is easy to press down and hold in place. I tested the circuitry to make sure the new switch would power the tool and then soldered its wires to the existing power wires. I used a scroll saw to cut a larger hole for the switch in the tool's plastic casing and then hot glued the switch in place.
When I re-assembled the tool and tested it, it worked great! My photos are above... I'm hopeful the engineers who worked on this tool will take some of these improvement ideas to heart.
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