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I can't read the article, because the blog is now down, but it seems somewhat strange to talk about a hypothetical fabric CNC when such machines are readily ava
by Maarten88 6y ago
I can't read the article, because the blog is now down, but it seems somewhat strange to talk about a hypothetical fabric CNC when such machines are readily available and used in industry, including these options and more, as handy modules that you can use for cutting all kinds of fabrics: https://www.zund.com/en/cutting-systems/modules-and-tools https://www.zund.com/en/cutting-systems/modules-and-tools
Those machines are probably a bit expensive for private use, but theoretically this seems like it is a solved problem.
- Pfhreak 6y agoThe idea was that a home user cannot afford an industrial machine.
- bsder 6y agoYou should still learn from the industrial solutions. Industrial users have real problems that they are highly incentivized to solve. If they solve it a different way from you, you should ask "Why?" and "Can I adapt their solution?".