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Transparent Aluminum?
http://www.ubergizmo.com/2015/11/transparent-aluminum/ although this is really alumina based glass instead of silica based glass Probably not the same stuff as on Star Trek lol |
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btw: this means all the aluminum you own is literally covered in sapphire. |
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Several entries had no text other than "TOXIC FUMES, DO NOT CUT." |
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It also cuts like crap, though, so it's sort of immaterial. |
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Also doesn't cut well. |
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Cut Kydex on laser, created chlorine gas. 0/10 would not recommend. Edit: forgot to add it causes every steel part in your laser to rust. So yeah, don't cut PVC. |
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We borrowed our list from http://atxhackerspace.org/wiki/Laser...HESE_MATERIALS |
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