Can you cut circuit board with this,ie, a thin soft copper sheet glued to a piece of thin board.?.
58840
The little blades are pretty flimsy. It might work, but there's a pretty good chance that they would snap off. And, when the blades snap off, it's pretty impossible to get the little plastic base out of the blade housing. So then, the whole cutter is permanently dead. If you really, really need to make a circle and $20 is an acceptable gamble, it might be worth a shot. Otherwise, I wouldn't buy it for that purpose.
884306
This is an Electronics Soldering Iron, and is not for the use that you want. I would suggest a very strong Epoxy.
357520
Yes but cutting is involved...just a little...due to the dbl.dins weight...make tabs
2216174
Be very careful not to touch the PCB board when soldering and desoldering. Very easy to do, just need a steady hand
244639
If you had a large enough drill bit i think you could drill afew holes in a circle and "connect-the-dots" with an electric jig-saw. Thats an idea :)
1747135
I use it to cut holes in 3/4 mdf. I wouldnt try cutting much thicker. the plate pins are weak
2237600
this is not a cutting tool it is for crimping wire terminals on to copper and aluminum electrical wire , take look at the die its flat for smashing like a vice definitely Not design to cut anything good luck .
729605
I use an x acto knife to cut the resin behind the terminals on the stripping. Then you can bend at the cut and peel off to end of strip to solder.
743831
No, the cable is too lightweight. You will burn up the cables and damage the PCB.
1407726
Yes. You can cut it easily with a hacksaw or some other fine-toothed saw, like a pull saw. The hangers can be moved to new positions once you cut the rails.
677905
Probably, but not sure. It appears that the heated blade for cutting can be detached (by removing the screws holding it on), and it appears that if you can get a soldering tip that fits, the tip could be attached in place of the blade.
641538
Yes and no. The light strips when cut in its proper segments have a small smooth section where a connector could slide over. The other option is to take a small pin where the smooth connection and push out the small indented hole and use a soldering iron and your own wire and connect them that way.
1274610
Yes it will strip the outer sheathing, but I doubt it will strip the thin conductors to bare copper
1159461
Yes they can. They have marks every 3' I believe, maybe every 1'. Once cut you just have to remove some of the rubber coating to expose the solder terminals to connect your wiring to the new smaller sections.
349068
No. The wires are mounted underneath a small plastic tab can't be removed without breaking the tab. You're either going to have to drill a half inch hole like I did, or, better yet, don't use the easy connectors and just use wire and solder directly to the strip. That way you could get away with maybe a 1/4" hole.
1619791
I would Solder them . Better connect the cut and twist method . I have six strips tied together
1069694
Yes. My son used it to make repairs to his computer. Its a nice little soldering. tool. He has had it since Christmas. And its still working