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We had the opportunity to work with this type of web for the first time. This stuff is very tough. 12 seconds on a hot knife at 800 degrees and it would not cut. Ended up using a table saw to get it done. In general, we have very tough machines. But this stuff does a doozy on your sewing machine parts, especially knives.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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