im confused on the cutting templete. There is an outside, thin ring, then a center area. Which is used for the cutting template on the wall?
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Use the outside ring for the cutting template. use the center piece from the inner cutout for the paint mask.
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Trace the inner circle from the window or make a template. then transfer to door (center). Drill pilot holes then use a jig saw
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The block is square and solid. Best buy I could find. Very good quality. Just use a table saw or a saw guide to make a clean cut. Don't forget to oil the board. Almost too pretty to cut on. As an extension to a counter top it looks gorgeous! Left over piece after cutting made an nice cutting board (after a bit of customizing) that fit over part of our kitchen sink. :)
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Yes, I used a powered pruning saw to cut mine to size, although I had a box of the four-slat tiles to use around the edge. I felt that made a nicer border. Worked great; very easy to cut between the segments.
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That's true. I use it more for cutting into stud spaces. So I don't need to find the center of the did as much as I need to avoid them all together.
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rings are for making crumpets. Used to hold the shape while on the griddle, not for cutting. May have other purposes (for eggs?) but crumpets are the main intent. Check out http://www.europeancuisines.com/England-English-The-Best-Crumpet-Crumpets-Recipe
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it is clear plastic with adhesive on one side with plastic coated paper on the other side which is helpfully gridlined for cutting . cut trim shave whatever floats your boat
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For a simple response, the straight side is the cutting side. But in actuality, both side are wavy as the blade dips up and down because it is a mulching blade.
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It's just a fence that swings over the regular fence and locks in place. It's lower in profile so that you can use it cut smaller/thinner pieces closer to this second fence. For one thing it allows you to keep the blade cover in place when you make these smaller cuts.
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Hi there, My wife and I installed this piece by peice. It can't be rolled on the wall as we originally thought so we used a scissor to cut section out and put it on the wall that way. It takes a long time but looks good when it's done. Hope this helps.
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I don't remember, however there is a template included which gives you the exact cut you need to make.
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I also used round trays. I bought a sheet of green poster paper, used a magic marker on the paper to trace out the size and shape I needed, and used scissors to cut out a template. I then used some duct tape to tape the template to an old piece of plywood. I could then lay the netting on the template and cut it with an utility knife, since I could easily see where to cut by the color of the template.
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Yes, you can separate the individual parts of the fence. To make a circle, simply separate and bend accordingly.
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It looks like two rods because the photo shows it configured each of the two possible ways: With the tapered end out (used for serrations and pointed objects like awls and fish hooks) at the top, and with the flattened cylinder out (the rounded part is used for hawksbills etc, and the flat portion for most blades).The silver part is separate from the blue part. Loosen the knurled ring, pull out the silver abrasive portion, position as desired, then tighten the knurled ring; the blue shaft has a split at the end just like an Xacto knife.I store mine with the pointed end safely inside the handle, regardless of how it was last used. It looks like two rods because the photo shows it configured each of the two possible ways: With the tapered end out (used for serrations and pointed objects like awls and fish hooks) at the top, and with the flattened cylinder out (the rounded part is used for hawksbills etc, and the flat portion for most blades).The silver part is separate from the blue part. Loosen the knurled ring, pull out the silver abrasive portion, position as desired, then tighten the knurled ring; the blue shaft has a split at the end just like an Xacto knife.I store mine with the pointed... » Read More It looks like two rods because the photo shows it configured each of the two possible ways: With the tapered end out (used for serrations and pointed objects like awls and fish hooks) at the top, and with the flattened cylinder out (the rounded part is used for hawksbills etc, and the flat portion for most blades).The silver part is separate from the blue part. Loosen the knurled ring, pull out the silver abrasive portion, position as desired, then tighten the knurled ring; the blue shaft has a split at the end just like an Xacto knife.I store mine with the pointed end safely inside the handle, regardless of how it was last used. « Show Less
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there is a slider that you need to move from the inside to the outside. Then move the middle metal piece to the side until you can squeeze the handles to cut.
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No template, but one could be made from cardboard if you need. I believe the hole saw i used was a 2", but just pick the first size that will go around the bottom, to know for sure. Also, if you go with the 15 degree, make certain you have room in the area you plan on mounting. I myself ended up using a 0 degree.
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google it...I think you use a knife or blade with a level as a straight line