DOMINOX Foam Cutter Electric Styrofoam Cutting Tool Polystyrene Cutter or Foam Sheet, Foam Tube, Foam Board Insulation, Kaizen Foam, EPP, EPS, XPS, EVA, EPE, PU, KT Board, Sponge, Nylon

I bought this as we were working in a old house so it would make it easier to cut 75 mm silver back foam sheets for insulation. This cutter works wonders, but the down side is that if you have it on high you will start a fire. I found out today just cutting a sheet of foam how easily it can happen that nearly started a fire the foam ignited just cutting it. The house fill with smoke fast with all the new alarms going off we managed to put the fire out. Make sure that the temperature switch is turned down,and read the manual carefully.Would recommend this electric foam cutter.

I really recommend getting this tool, even if you’re in two minds about it. I tried cutting polystyrene insulation sheets with other methods, but nothing compared to this.It gives professional, sharp cuts, just like the factory cut edges. It is just so quick and easy to use.One tip if you’re making long straight cuts, is get a thin metal ruler and stick a strip of masking tape to the edge. The blade will glide along side this without heating up the ruler, allowing you to get a perfect cut.

Very good but could have put in 2 bendable elements

very useful in my work, I was using saw to cut foams, which was very messy and not accurate way to cut the foam. but this is very helpful for tidy and clean work

work well cutting Thich memory foam.

quality spot on priced to high

Okay, so this is probably great if the foam is 50mm thick, but the longer blade (why I got it) is almost completely useless.It's not hot at the tip, so you have to apply force to cut.It's too flexible, so when you apply force, the blades "split", you end up cutting two wiggly wavey lines, it bends all over the place so it's the messiest worst cut imaginable, not square at all, even if you keep it perfectly square - the blades bend all over the place, sometimes 20mm up or down.The result is an abomination, loads of thin slivers of EPS from in between the blades, cut all over the place. Is slow, because the end isn't hot enough.You can't do anything reliably, because you've no idea what the end is doing in the material.

I really like the robust feel to the tool and how sturdy it feels. It cuts extremely well and does what it was designed to do