Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This short video was in response to a comment that asked "Why can I hear pops and dull thuds when I am cutting MDF" From time to time I do use the honeycomb table BUT ......NEVER walk away or stop watching the job. Perhaps this video will convince you that my instruction is not advisory, it is essential. This is why for safety I recommend cutting on a pin bed where those fumes can QUICKLY be extracted from BELOW your cutting. MDF. wood, leather or acrylic , they all produce combustible fumes, but acrylic is the most risky of all these materials
This short video was in response to a comment that asked "Why can I hear pops and dull thuds when I am cutting MDF" From time to time I do use the honeycomb table BUT ......NEVER walk away or stop watching the job. Perhaps this video will convince you that my instruction is not advisory, it is essential. This is why for safety I recommend cutting on a pin bed where those fumes can QUICKLY be extracted from BELOW your cutting. MDF. wood, leather or acrylic , they all produce combustible fumes, but acrylic is the most risky of all these materials
