Does anyone have a good way to cut bulk filter material? I've tried every
cutting device I could find and my hand is still numb afterwards. It goes into
a stock tank so it has to be rounded...thus the extra cutting for the edges.
Thanks.

For the thick crunchy type, I use my small jig saw, works great!

For the softer ones I use either a very sharp box cutting knife, or my
wife's scissors. (The large type) Has to be very sharp to work well.

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Does anyone have a good way to cut bulk filter material? I've tried every
cutting device I could find and my hand is still numb afterwards. It goes
into
a stock tank so it has to be rounded...thus the extra cutting for the
edges.
Thanks.

The3car wrote:

Does anyone have a good way to cut bulk filter material? I've tried every
cutting device I could find and my hand is still numb afterwards. It goes into
a stock tank so it has to be rounded...thus the extra cutting for the edges.
Thanks.


I use a 4" wallpaper scraper knife from wally world.
get extra blades.



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fiskar scissors. that is what I use. Ingrid

(The3car) wrote:

Does anyone have a good way to cut bulk filter material? I've tried every
cutting device I could find and my hand is still numb afterwards. It goes into
a stock tank so it has to be rounded...thus the extra cutting for the edges.
Thanks.