Laser cut parts
What is the prevailing opinion on sanding off the burned edges on laser cut parts?
Alan |
Re: Laser cut parts
Alan --
Up to you of course , however, I would sand off all burnt edges on plywood deck fittings for a better look -- if the edge is to be painted than I would seal the fitting and paint it . cheers |
Re: Laser cut parts
Alan,I sand the burnt edges on laser cut parts if they are going to be left natural.Cheers Walter
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Re: Laser cut parts
I think I read that glue will set better if you sand the burnt edge.
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Re: Laser cut parts
I would always sand off the burnt edges. The only time I wouldnt do it is if by doing so, the pieces will not fit together properly any longer. For example...if the bulkhead slots fit OK before sanding them I wouldnt sand off the burnt parts because they might be too loose afterwards. Its a trade-off. The glue will hold better on joints that dont have burnt edges. Paint and stain will always look better if the burnt parts are removed.
Chuck |
Re: Laser cut parts
Thanks all.
From now on, I sand. Alan |
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