Cutting socket holes in Tool Foam

[fitz11]

I shadowed my portable tool box using a Hotwire cutter from hobby lobby. Cuts super easy and leaves a nice edge on the cuts.

 

[tvtaurus]

Ended up heating up sockets about the same size as what the hokes will hold with a torch. Fitment is a little loose but I'm pleased with the results.

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[Milton Shaw]

A set of gasket punches would be what I would try but since you have it done forget until the next time.

 

[mrjaw14]

Come on guys, this is garage journal. Nothing less than a Laser CNC machine will do! By the way can I get that at Harbor freight?

 

[tvtaurus]

Come on guys, this is garage journal. Nothing less than a Laser CNC machine will do! By the way can I get that at Harbor freight? [emoji38]_hitti

No you can't get one there, try walmart.

 

[Bigtoxy69]

I don't know if this would help You? atleast not For really Small Sockets ? But you Could Take cans of various Sizes that you've washed after opening them ! Put a hole in the bottom for a 1/4 inch Bolt ! Put the Bolt through the bottom of the can and tighten it down with nuts and then sharpen the open End of the Can with a Dremel tool/ grinder bit !!! You can use the 1/4 inch Bolt as a mandrel and Chuck it in a Drill effectively making it a hole saw of Sorts ? You could also possibly just heat tge sharpened Can with a Heat gun and Push it into the Foam as well? Just a Thought and Hello and Merry Christmas and Happy New Years To You & everyone!!!!