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EASTWOOD VERSA CUT PLASMA CUTTER TORCH DELUXE CONSUMABLE KIT "LOOK HERE" |  |
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EASTWOOD VERSA CUT PLASMA CUTTER TORCH DELUXE CONSUMABLE KIT "LOOK HERE" | |
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US $149.99 | 3d 17h 40m |
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US $12.99 | 28d 8h 30m |
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HANDYMANS DIY STORE KEYS CUT HERE WINDOW SIGN STICKER GRAPHIC | |
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US $4.30 | 11d 15h 14m |
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Seppuku Cut Here Shirt $20.99 We learned something writing the copy for this shirt. "Seppuku" and "harakiri" are two different ways to read the same Kanji characters. You probably already knew that, but we're easily intrigued by words, and we think it's neat so we're repeating it here. Generally seppuku is the written version, so that's what's on this shirt, although we guess if you're explaining your shirt to someone else, maybe you pronounce it harakiri? Anyhow, it's a silly shirt, so probably such serious pondering is out of place. This mustard-colored, 100% cotton t-shirt says basically, "In case of emergency, cut here." The right sleeve has a small note that points out the shirt's from J-List. |
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Wesc Cut Here Icon T Shirt - Women's $4.9 Wesc Cut Here Icon T Shirt - Women's: Despite the super cute ‘cut here’ image on the front panel, we highly recommend you leave the WeSC Cut Here Icon T Shirt as is. |
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Here It Is : The Cutting Edge of Church Respite Care $16.53 No Synopsis Available |
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Wesc Cut Here Icon Pullover Hoodie - Women's $24.9 Wesc Cut Here Icon Pullover Hoodie - Women's: Do you have a band aid? ‘Cause I’m cut! Toss on the Wesc Cut Here Icon Pullover Hoodie and give those boys a break from swooning over your sexy lady muscles. |
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Bone Cutting Blade Fine Cut, Clam(Pack of 1) $11.78 Bone Cutting Blade Fine Cut, Clam.Replacement Blade. SPECIFICATIONS: - Blade: Stainless Steel, fine-cut (bone) - Blade Length: 6.25"Replacement Bone Cutting Blade (Fine) |
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Wood Cutting Blade Coarse Cut, Cl(Pack of 1) $11.78 Wood Cutting Blade Coarse Cut, Cl.Replacement Blade. SPECIFICATIONS: - Blade: Stainless steel, coarse cut (wood) - Blade Length: 6.25"Replacement Wood Cutting Blade (Coarse) |
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Inspiration Cutting Mat $16.92 A cut above. Ideal for crafting, these durable cutting mats last you through project after project. From Pazzles. |
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Slice Die-Cut Glass Cutting Mat 12X12 $19.99 Precision matters. With black grid markings to help you create accurate cutouts, this clear glass cutting mat is specifically designed for use with the Slice Cordless Design Cutter (not included). From Making Memories. |
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Harris Wallpaper Cutting Guide $6.49 This Harris Wallpaper Cutting Guide will ensure your wallpaper cut is neat and straight.Usage: Suitable to use on all wallpaper.Guarantee: Lifetime manufacturer's guarantee included. |
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6-inch Diagonal Cutting Pliers $6.8 - Stainless steel- Red and Grey PVC handles- General hardness: 45-50HRC- Cutting blade hardness: 58-60HRC- Suitable for mechanical and electrical assembling, cut and peal |
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Sizzix Extended Cutting Pads $18.5 Take care when you die-cut by using these acrylic cutting pads. They are ideal for extra large dies. For use with the BIGkick and BigShot Express die-cut machines (not included). From Sizzix. |
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Spin Doctor Tube Cutting Guide $19.99 Spin Doctor Tube Cutting Guide. Cut any steerer tube clean and straight with the durable shop-quality tube cutting guide from Spin Doctor. |
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How to Cut a Mango
Comparing Waterjet and Laser Cutting
Abrasive water jet cutting and laser cutting are two very powerful ways to cut through many different types of material. Both have the ability to manufacture complicated parts or create beautiful art. But when you have a particular project in mind, how do you know which cutting method to choose? Here is a brief guide to choosing the right process for your application and/or material.
Abrasive Waterjet Cutting
<a href="http://www.fedtech.com/waterjet2.html">Abrasive waterjet cutting</a> can be used to cut a variety of materials, including steel, copper, aluminum, plastic, glass, Kevlar, Lexan, and more. Abrasive waterjet can also process these materials ranging from .001 inches up to 12 inches in thickness.
Abrasive waterjet cutting has a narrow kerf, or cut width, of .025” to .000” and does not produce a heat affected zone (HAZ). Burrs are virtually non-existent with abrasive waterjet. Because of the lack of secondary operations necessary on most materials, water jet cutting eliminates the expenses of extra tooling making waterjet cutting a very cost-effective choice.
The accuracy of abrasive waterjet cutting meets or exceeds that of other cutting methods, especially in thick materials. Kerf can be adjusted to suit the material, along with adjustments made to the slight taper the kerf edge has. Abrasive waterjet is well suited to cut complex shapes, such as architectural or decorative pieces, with tight tolerances.
Although abrasive water jet is an excellent choice for most cutting needs, it does have some limitations, as waterjet’s lower cutting speeds bring a higher cost of operation when compared to laser. When abrasive waterjet competes directly with laser cutting, such as with thin steels, stainless steel, and aluminum, waterjet may be the more expensive method per inch.
Despite some limitations, the versatility of the abrasive waterjet to handle many materials and reduce secondary operations makes it the best option for a variety of jobs.
Laser cutting
<a href="http://www.fedtech.com/laser.html">Laser cutting</a> is another effective cutting method that eliminates costly tooling charges and can create a burr-free edge. It is a highly accurate approach for thin steels, aluminum and stainless steels up to 5/8 inches thick. However, laser cutting does create a heat affected zone.
With laser cutting, the cutting speed is markedly increased, reducing production costs and enabling very quick turn-around times for a variety of projects. Excellent cutting accuracy also enables complicated parts to be machined easily. Laser cutting can also be used to create pieces for architectural or decorative applications. The versatility of a laser allows for both short and long production runs, no set-up or tooling costs as well as high part to part repeatability are other guiding factors in choosing laser cutting.
In addition to steels, laser cutting can also process aluminum and carbon steel, each material has its own limitations in thickness as laser cutting is typically used for thinner materials. When cutting these thin materials, laser cutting surpasses abrasive waterjet cutting in terms of cost per inch and speed.
Both abrasive waterjet and laser are effective methods of cutting a variety of materials. Depending on your application you may find that waterjet is the best option, or that laser will help you get a project turned around quickly.
<a href="http://www.fedtech.com">Fedtech</a>, located in Minnesota, has some of the Midwest’s largest waterjet and laser cutting machines. They also have the expertise to assist you choosing the best-fit materials and cutting options to help you get your job done right the first time.
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