Formica/laminate tool

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[@R1Raven_]

Good tip. Never knew they had a tool for cutting laminate like that at the big box stores.

[@merrickchristian9392]

i know Im kinda randomly asking but do anybody know a good website to watch new tv shows online?

[@deric872]

Thanks for explaining. Found one of these tools in an inherited toolbox, had no idea what it was.

[@konamanstudio2447]

Thanks for sharing it's nice to know there's tools like that out there take care

[@ScotchAddict35]

That’s a useful hand tool right there. I wonder if it does plexiglass and acrylics well? I bet it would. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@WEALRO]

I bet so if it thin enough

[@jptrevisano5469]

This is 100% easier with a paper cutter (in the application shown). It will cut square, straight , and Also leaves a crisp clean edge on both sides. However if you need to remove a piece laminate from a cabinet I could see this as useful

[@rocknral]

Do you mean like a box cutter/Stanley knife type cutter? He used what he called a razor knife.

[@me7229]

Kobalt makes some pretty nice hand tools.

[@johnsurges7981]

I just checked this tool out at Lowes and it is Kobalt and the price is $3.68. I am going to check it out today.

[@paulw9732]

Nice vid wealro! We appreciate you!

[@jdreynolds29]

Thanks for the review of the laminate cutter

[@stephenleepmg113]

Very cool sir. Thank you for that.

[@hornconstruction1393]

good video wealro

[@RonJRoy]

How does it compare to a utility knife with a sharp blade? Advantages? Disadvantages?

[@Yestopeace365]

Thanks for the demonstration.

[@AutobahnDan]

Nice vid Wealro!

[@dusbus2384]

Should you score it on the show side or back side?

[@jeffoldham3466]

can you cut completely thru it without breaking it

[@brian.7966]

you have made a right mess of that cutting.

[@fatbuddycat]

Wicked sweetness.

[@stephenleepmg113]

Looks like a Lowes Blue Hawk brand carpet knife.

[@WEALRO]

Kinda lol , but its for Formica

[@coolhead8686]

Does this work for counter top Formica?

[@dantheman9395]

You don[t need no sticking straight edge....LOL That would save me some razor blades

[@HWYHOG1]

Would it score really thin metal? I've used a box cutter but it takes forever.

[@rocknral]

I used to use the point/ edge of a sharp wood chisel to scribe sheet metal. Two or 3 runs with the chisel it should bend and snap.

[@Brandon-yp2wy]

That's a nice tool! Great price too!

[@kanarek8418]

What a coincidence! There is a species of ant called Formica lemani xD 

[@jdreynolds29]

I have an older one of the same thing it used to be branded Kobalt my older one is branded however more and more of the Cobalt offerings are not offering warranties anymore and this is one reason that they don't do The Branding on certain items now the older ones that are still branded carried lifetime warranty the newer ones are the same tool without the branding and there is no lifetime warranty Lowe's is becoming more and more Cheapskates

[@bucketfullofturtles]

Ya I noticed this. I swapped out a torque wrench because it broke at like 17ftlb (lolwtf?) of torque. They seemed really confused until I sent them a picture of the tool with Kobalt etched into it.

[@sacrajah]

Not impressive demo