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2010/02/21 22:30:11
Subject: Scratch building a WarHound Titan: need tips and have one question
Yes i know it's a dumb and brave build. (using blueprints too ) But i have a question, At my school we have this machine that you make a design on the computer, and then the macine cuts it according to the design, Is it safe for plasti card (1.5mm thick), It doesn't use a laser.
Oh and i need some tips, If anyone wants to see the blueprints (not made by me) just ask and ill post it.
Thanks
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2010/02/22 04:35:42
Subject: Re:Scratch building a WarHound Titan: need tips and have one question
It depends on what kind of machine it is. There are a lot of different things out there that use different cutting devices. See if you can find out exactly what is is and then you can find out it you can use the card.
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2010/03/17 23:25:17
Subject: Scratch building a WarHound Titan: need tips and have one question
) But i have a question, At my school we have this machine that you make a design on the computer, and then the macine cuts it according to the design, Is it safe for plasti card (1.5mm thick), It doesn't use a laser.
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