Hot Wire Foam Factory Basic Freehand Router Pro Foam Cutting Kit | Includes Power Station & Spare Cutting Wires | for Styrofoam, XPS, EPS, Polystyrene

Hot Wire Foam Factory Basic Freehand Router Pro Foam Cutting Kit | Includes Power Station & Spare Cutting Wires | for Styrofoam, XPS, EPS, Polystyrene

Kit includes Freehand Router & Single-Temp Pro Power Station Includes 5 shapeable 10.5" wires that bolt onto the arms 6' of tool cord and on/off switch in the handle Made in the USA This Pro Starter Kit includes the Freehand Router (with 5 wires), Variable Heat Pro Power Station, an 85 minute Hot Wire Foam Factory DVD, and a sturdy carrying case. The Freehand Router features a switch in the handle to turn the tool on and off and six feet of cord. Make the blade into any shape! Includes 5 ultra-stiff yet shapeable 10.5” wires that bolt onto the arms. Scoop out big or tiny pieces of foam for any level of control - the Freehand Router is to foam what the chisel is to stone. This tool can only be used with the Pro Power Station. Just plug into the Pro Power Station and start cutting! The tool case is large enough to accommodate all of our Pro tools and accessories. The 90 minute, region-free DVD shows you all the basics you need to get started immediately and make just about any shape imaginable out of polystyrene foam. The best techniques for painting and gluing, plus tons of handy tips. Proudly made in the USA! Our Hot Wire tools work best on rigid polystyrene foams, also known as expanded polystyrene (also known as EPS, Styrofoam or bead-board foam) and extruded polystyrene foam (also known as XEPS or XPS or insulation foam). If you are unsure whether or not this tool will cut the foam you intend to cut, please contact us before buying. The Hot Wire tools will cut many kinds of foam, but always check with the foam manufacturer to make sure there are no health or safety hazards when using hot wire tools. NOTE: Polyurethane foam (aka upholstery/camera case foam) should not be cut with hot wire tools. It needs a ton of heat, gives off toxic fumes, and leaves a lot of melted plastic wherever it is cut. We recommend that the polyurethane foams only be cut with a blade or saw.