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Re: 1899 Laser Cutting Timelapse
Thats cool. Why are you cutting wood?
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Thats cool. Why are you cutting wood?
Because that is what they make their robot out of. It can't be beat for the combination of stiffness, strength and weight.
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Because that is what they make their robot out of. It can't be beat for the combination of stiffness, strength and weight.
Lot of truth there.
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Re: 1899 Laser Cutting Timelapse
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Because that is what they make their robot out of. It can't be beat for the combination of stiffness, strength and weight.
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Re: 1899 Laser Cutting Timelapse
Lovely! We are using a tiny Trotec Speedy 300 to cut our robot's pieces. Its 29" x 17" bed means that we have to be pretty clever about building big structures.
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Re: 1899 Laser Cutting Timelapse
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Because that is what they make their robot out of. It can't be beat for the combination of stiffness, strength and weight.
And it's super cheap!
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