I'm looking at a table made of a sheet of plywood for cutting on, 1" thick and very hard, but I've been offered a formica bar countertop. It's hard and smooth, plus even the smallest flakes and shards will come off cleanly. What are you guys using?
The Morton system is made from poly and will wear quickly. The "waffle grid" system from Cutters Mate is made from Lexan and wears considerably better. Also, the pieces can be clipped together either with open grid or smooth surface facing up ( to provide a smooth surface for cutting pieces so small they would otherwise fall into the grid openings), For multi-angle cutting, there is nothing available in the industry better then the Cutters Mate "Beetle Bit" system.
I have about a dozen Morton surfaces that I've been using in classes that are over 16 years old and they are still as good today as the day I bought them. The Beetle Bit system is nothing more than a glorified Morton Portable Glass Shop. Both do exactly the same thing. And...as Moonraker said...dumbass.
I took a morton surface and turned it upside down, fit it into a wood frame and put a single tube light inside and made a light box and have cut glass on it for 25 years, and it has held up great, plus have used an old piece of plywood for my cutting square, works great for little to no money
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