A saw blade made out of nothing but a disc of simple printer paper is robust enough to cut through wood and plastic.
I never would have thought it possible to cut through cardboard, acrylic, and even wood, with a paper wheel on a rotary tool but Someone cut out a paper blade and used it to slice through cardboard, wood and plastic. Using a similar principle, water jets used high-pressured streams to cut through almost anything. Discs spinning at 35,000 RPM.Using Paper to Cut (Acrylic, Plastic, Wood)
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