We use scalpels to cut our thin ethafoam, and cut on a large piece of plate
glass. We also create precise templates of the shapes we require(made out
of masonite). The results are highly satisfactory for the thin stock but
more difficult if you are working with very thick material.

ann molineux

At 03:16 AM 11/21/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>What is the best way to cut and shape ethafoam? Of course, I'm on a low
>budget and
>can't buy a $300 hot knife. Any suggestions will help. Thanks.
>Mickel Yantz
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