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I've heard people say you can get laser cutters to cut parts cheaper than what you can buy the raw steel for.
If the quantity is high enough then it's true in most cases.
I get how that can happen with Brass were the scrap can add lots of value, but with steel how can one sell cheaper then the material?
Or is it they buy in bulk so they pay much less...nesting programs so they are wasting very little material.
Or they just underbid to keep machine humming while losing money?
I get how that can happen with Brass were the scrap can add lots of value, but with steel how can one sell cheaper then the material?
Or is it they buy in bulk so they pay much less...nesting programs so they are wasting very little material.
Or they just underbid to keep machine humming while losing money?
I get how that can happen with Brass were the scrap can add lots of value, but with steel how can one sell cheaper then the material?
Or is it they buy in bulk so they pay much less...nesting programs so they are wasting very little material.
Or they just underbid to keep machine humming while losing money?
I have a 2500w prima rapido. I have a shop that covers the specs of the machine. I'm about to pull the trigger. But I want input. Any advice?
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