Could I cut these up and use for a model of earths interior?
48728
All I know is that my toddler took bites out of them very easily. They're light and airy, not dense at all.
48729
they are airy foam balls you can cut them any which way and rip them tooo..if this is a science project..u can also use clear silicone add drops of acryllic paint choice of color scheme and a cake decorating tool and swoosch your mixture into waves and land and mountains..etc...
343592
I have not cut them up - but I have looked this up on line & with the silpat company & they said NO. Do not cut as the fiberglass mesh particles might migrate into the food.
346210
Yes you can, they will be #21 mantles. You can use the clip ones or the string ones.
165411
I used them to cut sandstone, and they cut through like butter. If I were cutting geodes, this is the first thing I would try. After that the only thing stronger would be to hire a laser.
524910
you could probably cut these, but you would need some heavy duty/work scissors! good luck.
2065640
You could probably cut through them with a dremel or something similar; from what I recall they're too thick to cut with scissors.
1126781
you can if u can get them open......mine were stuck together.. only scissots will work.. careful.. i have cut into them
836510
Probably, you CAN use them but you get what you pay for. They are also stainless so they will probably break and if they do it will be dangerous, they will shatter. Carbon steal is what you need.
2202823
It may be possible, but you would have to get pretty creative. They would have to be spaced as they are not completely flush.
1956100
Sure, cutting would be easy. It's kind of like a very thick version of the bubble wrap that is sometimes used in packaging. A lot more durable, though.
898344
I suppose you can, but...you really should try the pebbles first. After dark, they look like a collection of boiling crystals. The only fear I would have about the rock is overheating, and the affect that would have. Good luck!
2065639
Not easily. They're very hard plastic and hard to cut. I'd recommend making something with wire or nails yourself.
629850
They can be cut, they are not made of some super material. However, you would need to be careful and cut cleanly so that you don't leave splinters that can pull apart. Because these are plastic, you won't be increasing the chance of rot. I have not actually tried cutting them.
343590
You probably could trim them to size, it would be fairly easy to cut with a pair of good kitchen shears. Seems like the original packaging said something about how to trim them, but I no longer have any of it.
1820731
Yes with a cutting wheel and finish it off with a file and sand paper. Good luck
361227
Yes -- but you will need some pliers. I wouldn't recommend reshaping them more than a few times as you will fatigue the metal "hinges" that link the sections together.
118297
The cutters aren't that sharp so once you cut something out you will probably need to go over it with a knife, but it's easy. The modeling tools have seams in them but there barely noticeable. I haven't used them yet so I don't know if they work good or not.