How do you cut your rubber?

keenansouthall · Nov 12, 2015

Just curious as to see how everyone cuts their rubber and what they use. Personally I use an Xacto knife and usually works well just takes some time [emoji2]

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Hanamichi_Jon · Nov 12, 2015

I use cutting rubber mat and small Stanley knife.

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Paccheco · Nov 12, 2015

I use an old tailor knife i have here. It looks laser cut

sspark80 · Nov 12, 2015

I use a sharp pair of scissors that I spray w/ a little Windex to keep them from catching on the sponge. The cut is very smooth and even.

42andbackpains · Nov 12, 2015

I use a surgical handle with a 25A blade. You have to be very careful with the very sharp blade, but gives a very smooth and close to the edge cut.

Shiro · Nov 12, 2015

I just use sharp scissors as using an exacto knife for me is hard. When using the exacto knife, my cuts are never smooth. With the scissors, however, the cut is perfect and professional looking.

Der_Echte · Nov 13, 2015

Scissors or Fresh clip of razor...

Sometimes... for the LULZ... try using this...

UpSideDownCarl · Nov 13, 2015

Der_Echte said:
Scissors or Fresh clip of razor...

Sometimes... for the LULZ... try using this...

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Hahaha. That is just what I thought you were using. I think I have used the same one a few times.

I like using a scissor. It is fast and easy. If it is a sharp scissor, it goes well. It takes some practice to start it off well with scissors. But after a few it gets easier and easier.

If you have one of the large X-Acto knives with a handle like a screwdriver they work better. [edit: Better than the smaller X-Acto knives]. Also, there is one X-Acto blade that is for what they call "Trimming and Carving" that is only for the larger screwdriver handle size that works better than the other X-Acto blades. But using a knife is too fussy for me since I can get a cut that is just fine in about 30 seconds (going slow and careful) with a scissor.

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Der_Echte · Nov 13, 2015

Sometimes you get a wild hair up Ur tail and go for this one...

Gezim · Nov 13, 2015

Scissors (very sharp) are the best that are working for me

Exercised · Nov 13, 2015

I use my best scissor I have. It's tricky but I often get a good result!

sirius13phobos · Nov 16, 2015

I use scissors fot manicure) They are realy sharp and small and because of it ther are great for cutting rubbers

Baal · Nov 16, 2015

Chain saws already mentioned are effective but sometimes upset the wife and kids (or campus authorities) when used to cut rubber while watching TV or drinking beer. Also, preparing the fuel for the two-cycle engines is annoying.

So if that is a problem at your house, or dorm, I have never found anything that works as well as these:

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Roberts-...g-Shears-High-Carbon-Steel-10-586-3/100095042

Shuki · Nov 16, 2015

xacto knife and rubber cutting board

42andbackpains · Nov 16, 2015

Ok, This is a little better than Der_Echte but only by a smidgen...

Shuki · Nov 17, 2015

the electric cutter! I WANT. what is that thing?

keenansouthall · Nov 17, 2015

sspark80 said:
I use a sharp pair of scissors that I spray w/ a little Windex to keep them from catching on the sponge. The cut is very smooth and even.

Thanks! Never heard of this. I'll try it! I always see pro players and their rubbers look so perfect lol

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raazzz · Nov 17, 2015

I use a little nailscissor. Works perfect!

42andbackpains · Nov 17, 2015

Shuki said:
the electric cutter! I WANT. what is that thing?

Just reposting something i saw before on youtube. Its kinda overkill...lol

bobpuls · Nov 17, 2015

Im using 10MW laser before installed on voyager .... Pretty quick.....

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