The Stovebolt Site Forums The Shop Area The Tool Chest Ridged Foam Cutting, the easy way

not attacking Denny, so no need for defense, just pointing out there's inexpensive tools available to do the job this is the cutter I use, actually a freebie from a local tool store, but the same as the original Olfas and quite rigid enough - cuts the 2" foam board [without any ridges] just fine with the right technique, always take at least 2 passes per cut, first one shallow - I like using a straight edge and happen to have an 8' x 2" piece of 1/4" steel a carpet layer gave me that works a treat for long cuts on any material - an electric kitchen knife as Dan suggests would do OK too, but because they're usually serrated or wavy edged, more chips

Bill