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Re: pic: Wood Coast Drive

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Originally Posted by Scott Kozutsky View Post
The main advantages of wood (IMO) are that it's dirt cheap and can be laser cut very quickly and easily. Polycarbonate is neither.
While both are true, I saw that someone was concerned about cutting the fiber up too much. I don't necessarily understand what that is, so I was guessing that is was something to do with structural integrity. Polycarbonate is (IMO) much more suited to take impact than plywood is, hence me asking the question in the first place.
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