A while ago there was a post referencing laser cutter formats... which reminded me, does anyone know of a laser cutter in Santa Cruz for which I might be able to buy time, or have someone cut my files? I am cutting thick paper and thin wood. A CNC cutter or water cutter might also work if anyone knows of these being available. Ideally I would need a large format, 3' x 4' or larger. I know I can go up to Tech Shop in Menlo Park for this service but perhaps there is something closer?
Thanks much!
- Quinn
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Talk to Josh Roton at RCR Fabrication on Encinal Street, but I think they're only waterjet. sa...@rcrfabrication.com, 831 429 8904. If you’re cutting paper a CNC knife might work as well, try Stokes Signs in the Sash Mill.
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On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 3:37 PM, Quinn McLaughlin <qu...@coincidence.net> wrote: