Acrylic
2 scoped evidence records · Cutting
Exact composition, coating, grade and thickness remain separate fields.
Begin with the stock and the result
Material is more than a label.
14 scoped records across 4 material families; 0 independent measurement records. The labels below describe the available evidence.
Marking, depth engraving, coating removal and cutting remain separate. No machine is recommended for an unknown composition merely because a broad material label appears on a product page.
Basswood
6 scoped evidence records · Cutting
Exact composition, coating, grade and thickness remain separate fields.
Metal
3 scoped evidence records · Surface marking
Exact composition, coating, grade and thickness remain separate fields.
Wood
3 scoped evidence records · Cutting
Exact composition, coating, grade and thickness remain separate fields.
Do not see your stock?
Absence is an evidence gap, not a tested “cannot process” result. Keep its exact designation, coating and thickness, then seek matching original evidence. Broad “wood” and “basswood” records are deliberately separate rather than interchangeable.
Project discovery questions · Original sources · Current coverage
Four files, not one universal material promise
14 scoped capability records; 0 independent measurements.
- Acrylic: 2 records; Cutting.
- Basswood: 6 records; Cutting.
- Metal: 3 records; Surface marking.
- Wood: 3 records; Cutting.
A family name leaves composition, coating, grade and thickness separate. A missing result is an evidence gap; it is not a failed material test.
Original current-record diagram. The header photo shows unidentified wood texture only; it is generic material context, not identified stock, cut samples or evidence of a machine capability. File sizes are not rankings.