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check this machine out
Oct 15, 2016
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Fer making the World most expensive TP or an anally perfect squared board?
Either way, I can tell it costs a whole Sh*tload of $$$$. ;)
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Why would any one spend all of that money to make this sheets of wooded toilet paper? ;-)
It looks like it would be a nice machine to have IF you had the volume to support the expense.
So you don't get splinters?
Takes precision thicknessing to a whole new level and eliminates sanding that surface.
Now I know what pizza places use to slice pepperoni.
LOL! I was thinking microtome from a biology lab!
According to the manufacturer it's a "super surfacer".
Supposedly they're fairly common in Japan with jobsite models being available for reasonable prices. It's not a veneer machine--the outfit that made the one in the video also lists veneer machines on their web site.
Basically a very very expensive wide Japanese plane with power feed? I can see where it would be useful for the right sort of furniture or cabinet shop. I don't even want to think about trying to sharpen and then re-align the blade though -- I have enough trouble with my jointer/planer.
It's a back up when your printer runs out of paper and you don't have another ream on hand. Make your own.
Supposedly there's a companion machine that sharpens the blade.
The way I do things there would really have to be!
That is pretty much what it is except for the scale. You just don't have to freeze the specimen or embed it in paraffin before slicing.
Monetizing opportunity, to paraphrase a millennial buzzword ... then again, many may fall for it.
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FWIW, there are normally 16 slices of pepperoni in an ounce. There's money in peddling pizza :)
That's how they make diet bread, too.
artisanal toilet paper
only 44.99 per roll
I found the answer! Wooden Kyougi pads.
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