Pro 8-Inch Hot KnifeFor Deep Cuts!Are you a professional foam artist needing a fast yet clean-cutting foam carving tool? This versatile hot knife cuts 1.5x faster than the 4-inch model without losing detail. The thin round steel blade cuts Styrofoam, white beaded EPS foam cleanly in any direction like magic. Perfect for deep plunge cuts. Need a different cut or lower price? For a comparison of Hot Knives, click here To see foam projects made using this tool, click here Includes:
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Customer Reviews
I bought a 4 piece kit back in November, and I have to honestly say this is my least favorite of all my tools. I understand there should be some flex, but I feel like there is too much flex. I don't get as smooth of a cut as I would expect, and I feel like there is a bit of a temperature swing from the base to the tip. It will do the job, and does work better than some others I have used in the past, but I think I would have chosen a smaller Hot Knife if I were to choose now.
Egg Sisters Cosplay, 10-10-2016
We have been building props and costumes for about 4 years. We use a variety of materials including EVA foam and pink insulation foam on many of our projects.
We have used this hot knife for many projects including armor, prop weapons, giant claws, and more!
When we begin a project requiring pink insulation foam, we always use the 8" or 6" Pro Hot Knife to cut out our basic shapes.
The 8" knife is useful on thicker foams. The blade is durable even when you apply too much pressure from time to time while cutting. It will bend but has yet to break.
We originally used the standard Hot Knife and ended up breaking that blade. We would recommend using the Pro versions for sure!
Mrs. Nichole Mitchell, 12-16-2017
This tool is a must-have if trying to make clean cuts through inches of foam. I wouldn’t be able to create my village displays without it; to divide up large displays into sections, to make holes for light cords through thick layers or foam. It’s indispensible!
Keith Vickery, 02-27-2018
Not hot enough to cut through 8" foam - not really hot enough to cut through 6" foam. Not useful for large foam cutting - probably my fault thinking this would cut though wide sheets. Delivery was as expected.