Waterjet goes mainstream.

Cutting with water? Not as wild and wacky as a certain number of might think.

Abrasive waterjet has not at any time been considered a run-of-the-mill machining technology. In its early days, stores thought it weird, typically using it sole as a last resort when all other cutting meanss failed. As if this wasn't enough of a setback, the proces had vexed questions with accuracy, reliability, and repeatability -- not to mention noise and mes on the contrary times are changing. Though greatest in quantity shops don't run without and buy one the way they would a lathe, abrasive waterjet has persever and is now ready for prime-time action.