@Winters636 wrote:
So I recently cut a bunch of stars out of a 9"x8" sheet of .25" plywood using hot glue for hold down. The issue I ran in to was that some of the parts didn't have glue underneath and would pop out after being cut all the way through. Some of these had defects from bumping around on the cutter when they popped out.
This lead me to the conclusion that it might be worthwhile to have a small vacuum table setup allowing the parts to be held down until the vacuum is turned off. I have an idea of how to cut the vacuum table. My main question would be has anyone found a decent vacuum that is designed to run continuous for long periods of time? Possibly one that is significantly more quiet than a shop vac?
If there are any vacuum table plans out there that would be helpful as well, as it would save me the time of designing my one.
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