Laser cutting

[macboy (Kelly D)]

@ghostman1

Yes. It’s part of the milling process. The particles are really small. He showed me a piece he keeps around for people like me. Apparently, as the blades shave away the wood, tiny fragments embed in the material. They’re minute and for anything else don’t make a difference, but lasers are seriously affected by them. It makes sense. And damaging a $5,000 to $25,000 laser cutter isn’t on anyone’s list of things to do today. Yeah, so we learned something new today.

That’s amazing! And makes perfect sense. Who knew!

Well, he did apparently…and you. And now me. Hahaha

One of the often loopy ones,
Me

[ghostman1 (Mike Atencio)]

It’s something I never would have imagined. He’s been laser cutting 40 years. It makes me a loopy one for not considering that too. LOL Welcome to the Loopys Club

[barry99705 (Barry)]

Heh, Dui found concrete in some of his plywood when he was building hit table. I guess in the cheap plywood in china they will fill any imperfections with whatever is on hand.

[ghostman1 (Mike Atencio)]

Don’t you love quality imports?