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> Why waterjet as opposed to laser cutting?

If laser cutting can do it then that's fine. Laserstream didn't suggest
another method as an alternative. I assumed, from their blurbs, that
waterjet would be more suitable for a heat-sensitive material. Bob's
gears show that it can be done with waterjet

I'll ask

Joe
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