Hello, has anyone seen/heard of wood being cut with a high speed water jet? This technique might allow some very interesting cuts with good precision.
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20 years ago
Hello, has anyone seen/heard of wood being cut with a high speed water jet? This technique might allow some very interesting cuts with good precision.
lots of people do this.
Wood cuts quite nicely with a waterjet, but the machines are typically too expensive to justify purchasing only for cutting wood. However, if you do a mix of wood and other materials (plastic, metal, stone, or whatever), then using it for wood work can be justified. For some pictures see:
New Machines cost from $80,000 to $250,000. The price is a function of table size, accuracy, pumping power, and accessories.
For more info on waterjet cutting in general, visit
- Carl
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