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hey friends so today ive got a tool tip i just discovered a new tool this one was completely new to me uh others may have heard about it before and if so well congratulations this is called a hot knife so im in a project right now its uh insulating the roof of an a-frame on top of a roundwood log woodshed and i needed a way to cut this r20 uh foam insulation its four inches thick you can see here nice thick stuff and everything i tried uh worked very poorly uh you know i tried a razor knife but of course it didnt uh sink down four inches into the foam i tried a long uh jigsaw blade that was supposed to be for cut and foam board and it was worthless it would uh wander in the cut and make a not a the cut wasnt 90 degrees to the surface of the foam so it was really difficult to get a good edge on the foam um just one day i was searching on amazon or actually i think youtube and other people were suggesting this for cutting foam i watched a couple videos of people doing it and i ord