Introduction

Anyone who has ever worked with foamboard–whether it was for a high school science project or a career in architecture–will tell you that cutting it is a pain. What if there was a new way to cut foamboard? A way that made the process faster, easier, cleaner. Well, now there is!

The Protean Foamboard Shears are just what you need to make your life easier when it comes to foamboard cutting. They’re easy to use and quick to set up—so get ready for some of the best cuts you’ve ever seen! Below are just some of the ways these amazing shears will change your life:

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Easy to cut

The key to cutting foamboard is a sharp knife. You’ve got one in your kitchen drawer and it’s probably just fine for cutting up some fruit or vegetables, but if you want cleaner, straighter cuts and fewer ragged edges than what your kitchen knife can provide, you’ll need to invest in a new blade. There are several different kinds of blades available—some serrated, some straight—but the most common type of blade for cutting foamboard is called an “X-Acto” blade.

Better cuts

In this section, I’m going to show you how to cut your foamboard with minimal effort and time.

As we discussed earlier, a good way to know whether your cuts are accurate is by using the rule of thirds. The third line from the bottom of your foamboard should be in line with where you want your cut. Now take an exacto knife or box cutter and start cutting along one of these lines. You can use a ruler if it helps (this is especially handy if you’re cutting long pieces). If all goes well, your first piece will be perfect! But don’t stop there: for even greater accuracy, try making more cuts along other lines—like diagonals or curves—and see what happens!

No mess

• No mess.
• No dust.
• No chips.
• No scratches.

Faster setup

Faster setup means you can get your job done faster, which means you’ll have more time to do other things. That could mean getting home sooner, or getting more work done in the same amount of time. It could also mean saving money by making fewer trips to the hardware store—because if your work is done faster and easier, there’s less need for extra supplies!

Foolproof crosscuts

When you’re cutting a foamboard at an angle, it’s important to know that your shears are capable of making the cut you need. You can find a 45 degree angle in one direction and 90 and 135 degrees on either side of that, so make sure you don’t accidentally buy shears that can only cut straight across.

To test this out for yourself, just draw a T-shape on your board with a marker or pen. Then use your new shears to try all four angles: left, right, top and bottom. If they work well for every single one of those cuts then congratulations! You have an excellent pair of cutting tools!

If you cut foamboard, these foamboard shears are just what you need!

If you’ve ever tried to cut foamboard, you know that it can be a hassle. The foamboard shears are a great tool for cutting foamboard that is easy to use and accurate.

The handles are made from high quality materials and the blades are sharp, so they cut through your material with ease and minimal effort.

These shears will not let you down!

Conclusion

We believe you’ll find these foamboard shears a game changer. The convenience alone is worth it. No more troubleshooting, no more waiting for someone else to make the cut, no more waiting on special orders, and no more missing deadlines. These shears are a must-have for anyone who cuts foamboard regularly or needs to make quick cuts on the spot.