Reference specs, laser and plasma settings, and a live per-part cost calculator for the stock makers cut most. Pick a material to see full specs and get an instant quote on your own numbers — no account needed to calculate.
The default laser plywood — void-free core, clean edges, predictable kerf sheet to sheet.
Structural thickness for drawer boxes, enclosure walls, and press-fit joints.
Flame-polished edges straight off the laser — the standard for signage and display work.
No grain, uniform core, the cheapest sheet good in the shop — built for prototypes and stencils.
The lightest, fastest-cutting stock — ideal for models, ornaments, and fine engraved detail.
The plasma workhorse thickness for brackets, signage, and small enclosures.
Heavier stock for stands, risers, and parts that need to hold their shape under load.
The tooling-leather weight for wallets, straps, and engraved goods — cuts and cases cleanly.
Single-wall board for packaging prototypes, dieline tests, and disposable jigs.
Dense pressed felt for coasters, pouches, and layered craft pieces — no fraying at the edge.
Corrosion-resistant plate for outdoor signage, marine hardware, and food-safe parts.
Lightweight non-ferrous plate for enclosures, nameplates, and parts that need to stay light.
Soft, conductive non-ferrous sheet for jewelry blanks, nameplates, and electrical grounding.
How many blades per bar — 1084, 1095, 80CrV2, 5160, AEB-L and CPM-154, forged or stock removal.
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