Just found this on the web and at first glance I'm quite impressed. If I got rid of the better half's microwave, I'm sure I could squeeze one on to the worktop :glee:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...aterjet-cutter
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Just found this on the web and at first glance I'm quite impressed. If I got rid of the better half's microwave, I'm sure I could squeeze one on to the worktop :glee:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...aterjet-cutter
It has been discussed on many forums. In short-Nice concept but not precise enough and not for production. Very expensive toy with no real world applications, possible future problems with its parts and reliability. Very expensive result, cheaper would be to order parts cut. I think i resumed all correctly.
I like the bits where it shows "Tiny Part" and states 40lb of abrasive used, one excellent feature seems to be that you could very soon build yourself a decent sized beach with the used abrasive! ;-)
Is this the "Turn your Karcher in to an Abrasive Water Jet" dream finally achieved by winding back the feed rate until it cuts?
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Originally Posted by Robin Hewitt