Cutting craft foam (again) [Resolved]

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• Di-lite Member Posts: 3,473

  January 2016

  @Simmer I think if you look at the Business Cards discussion by SteveC00k you'll see that he has cut craft (fun) foam - only question is did he do it on a Zing; you might recognise the cutter in the photo. I would think the Zing could cut it with no problems but I don't have one so I am only guessing from what others had said.

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• Simmer Member Posts: 484

  January 2016

  Thank you, i have a zing - I'll look for that discussion -thank you

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• juliefes Member Posts: 4,871

  January 2016

  I have cut 1mm thick FunFoam. When you get packages of it, not all pieces are the same thickness. The thinner sheets in the packages work. You may need to use several passes, and if not cut cleanly all the way through, you can usually "punch out" the remainder by hand cleanly.

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• Simmer Member Posts: 484

  January 2016

  Thank you, I just bought 50 sheets on ebay plus some sticky back foam. The price is better than Michael's too for the same product

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• Gabe Moderator Posts: 4,599

  January 2016

  @Simmer, here's an old YouTube video by Fred, the Oz KNK distributor, showing the original Zing cutting felt, fabric, and craft foam.
  
  

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• Simmer Member Posts: 484

  January 2016

  AWESOME - Thank you!

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• Gabe Moderator Posts: 4,599

  January 2016

  You might also notice that he's not using a stock Zing bladeholder. He's using a blade holder that fits the Zing and uses Roland blades. They are sold on eBay. The seller's name is cnccheap and you can read this thread for more info.
  http://forum.make-the-cut.com/discussion/38858/2014-roland-blade-resolved

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• SandyMcC Member Posts: 7,858

  January 2016

  Fred was using that particular blade holder because the Zing blade holder hadn't yet been finalized versus needing to use it for cutting those materials. Since Fred is our Australian KNK distributor, he received a Zing prototype a few months ahead of release so that he could start making videos and promoting it.

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• Gabe Moderator Posts: 4,599

  January 2016

  It illustrates the fact that the Zing can use tools and tool holders made by other manufacturers. That was a selling point of the Zing and I like that the Zing is able to do that.

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