Need feedback to improve cut performance. Just finished 2,000 of these. Best practice input requested

[MGB_LE]

A little more feedback. We finished up the project, thankfully. There will be more coming, in much smaller batches, like 100-500 pieces. We were looking to see if it would be better done as a farm-out with a laser cutter, since the board is formaldehyde-free. Our facilities manager also suggested ripping the sheets into strips using a table saw, then cross cutting into pieces, before using our round corner machine to round the corners on stacks of 5-10 pieces at a time. Much, much less dusty a process.

 

[MGB_LE]

You can always use the lead in lead out function, that would allow you to change the forces on the end of the cuts.

Thank you. I'm not familiar with that function. Where's the best place to learn more about that?

 

[Raum Divarco]

A little more feedback. We finished up the project, thankfully. There will be more coming, in much smaller batches, like 100-500 pieces. We were looking to see if it would be better done as a farm-out with a laser cutter, since the board is formaldehyde-free. Our facilities manager also suggested ripping the sheets into strips using a table saw, then cross cutting into pieces, before using our round corner machine to round the corners on stacks of 5-10 pieces at a time. Much, much less dusty a process

Hard to beat table and miter saws some times on large runs.