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waterjets will cost $50K plus are high mtce items lasers $150K plus - these are energy intensive units flying saw can be a cost effective solution. the guillotine appears to be causing problems. "Mike Halloran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Waterjets or lasers should work. Waterjets are noisy and messy. Lasers are > expensive. > > Either could make nice right angle cuts by scanning the business end across the > extrusion at an angle, the tangent of which is the ratio of cutter linear > feedrate to extrusion velocity. > > I was thinking of a bandknife, but that would have to be mounted on a 'flying' > carriage and reciprocated in synchronism with the extrusion. > > I wonder if the existing guillotine is 'flying' like that, or would work better > if it were. > > -Mike- >
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