How to Cut Wooden Blinds

Wooden blinds can help to beautify any home, but sometimes they don't perfectly fit their intended window space. If you need to cut your wooden blinds, here's a simple way to do so without having to pay pricey manufacturer's costs.

How to Cut Wooden Blinds
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Step 1

Press the slats together tightly and clamp them with rubber bands. Be careful not to bind the strings on the blinds; this may cause impressions of strings on the slats.

Step 2

Use masking tape to bind the ends of the slats so wood chips won't fly everywhere. It will also ensure a cleaner cut.

Step 3

Measure the amount that needs to be taken off and mark the slats with a pencil.

Step 4

Using a chop saw or miter saw, cut through the tape and slats.

Step 5

Remove the remaining tape and hang the blinds in the window. The wooden blinds should now fit perfectly in the window space.

Skill: Moderately Easy

Ingredients:

  • Pencil

  • Rubber bands

  • Masking tape

  • Ruler

  • Chop saw or miter saw

Tip: Send the blinds back to the manufacturer for a proper fit or take them back to the store they were purchased from to possibly swap for a better fitting set. Cutting your own blinds should be a last resort.

Warning: Repairs or modifications may void the warranty.

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