Can they be cut into smaller pieces for use in putting on homemade bulletin boards ?
82872
While I have not attempted to cut mine, I have no confidence you would be able to get a smooth edge on the cut. My students have dropped the boards enough that several have their corners chipped. They are made of some sort of composite board. The backs are very absorbent and the fronts are of course, sealed. I know that they are not intended to be cut. Unless you desire a large quantity, you might do better at a dollar store so there is little loss if it does not cut well.
2150880
Yes I believe so.... Not where I can be abosutely sure BUT I do know you can cut them into any number you like. This is my third time buying them. I really like them
1907375
Yes! You can cut these boards. My personal method is to use a sharp knife or small hacksaw to cut groove into the board, and then turn it over and cut another groove on the back side along the same line. Then you can position the board so that your cut lines up with the edge of a table, and push down on the portion of the board that is hanging off the table to "snap" it off. It's sort of like the way sheet glass is cut by scoring and snapping. Does this make sense?
725945
Yes. I cut mine in half with scissors to give a piece to a friend. Worked great.
739008
I would think that cutting them to a smaller size should not be a problem at all - you should still be able to peel the backing off.
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.
687357
Yes, but they will not be very thin (more like flatbread). I start them in the press, then use a rolling pin to make them thinner.
992534
You can roll them and hold them together with a wooden skewer. I would never cut them.
524909
Yes, they can be cut to size. But they are less stable the smaller they are. I cut one in quarters for the small round legs of an ottoman. It is firmly in place, but if someone tries to move it, they can push it off the pads. The pads are pretty thick, with a layer of cushion in between to rubber parts. (I was just expecting a flat rubber piece)
2277167
These have a "semi-waxy" consistency and can be broken along the scored lines. Therefore I suppose they can be broken down into smaller pieces, but think it may require "cutting" as opposed to breaking. When they break as intended, a few loose chips are produced as well. I think you will likely end up with chips (like produced when slicing a stick of frozen butter) rather than any sort of uniform "pellet."
1137391
Sure, can't see why not, they're just peel & stick labels. You should be able to trace the shape you need and just cut with scissors, or perhaps apply first then trim off excess.
1947356
Yes. All you need is a box cutter (that's what I used) to cut them down to the size you need.
1592375
Yes, you'll just have to bend them a little bit or break/cut them into shorter pieces since they come in lengths of 1 foot.
983867
If you wanted to I'm sure you could cut them separately. I would recommend doing it while they are still in the protective paper; the backing is very sticky. Otherwise they come in six sections.
426086
Absolutely. A good pair of scissors or tin snips can be used to cut the pieces to your desired length.
1381297
Imagine a long tape of Velcro. You just create the size/length you want for each use. Of course you can cut it!
1192642
I've never done a hobby kit like that, but I can't imagine why you couldn't. They cut well and are small enough to fit in tight places.