Lately, there have been some questions regarding power settings and number of passes to be able to cut through plywood. Often it was pointed out that there is really a lot of difference between plywood, even in the same small piece. Here is a clear example of what it looks like in real life. I bought and saw a large plate in sizes that fit my K40. Variations within such a small area can be from 1 lap to 4 laps and more. Anything over 3 turns I choose not to use because there is too much work afterwards and they do not fit as well anymore.
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Fantastic demonstration showing not all plywoods are equal… even in the same piece!
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