Wow! That looks amazing! Great job
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Which is why I don’t make “just because” stuff; my house already looks like a neophyte’s hoarder den with all the yard sale stuff we said we could refurb/repurpose.
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Amazing work!
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Amazon.ca likely carries it but you can find it at auto parts stores too. Also Walmart in the automotive section sometimes.
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Truly incredible!!
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You might also look for Celastic I ended up with a decent roll of it. Looking just now I see someone mentioned using a heat gun on it but I was using it in a carport with lacquer thinner.
Starting like thin cardboard, it dries incredibly thin and strong and cuts like cardboard in the Glowforge.
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Wow. I had never heard of this before. It sounds very similar to worbla, which is a mix of thermoplastic and sawdust essentially. Except it sounds like celastic would be much thinner! I even found a Canadian supplier…$4.10 for a 12x12 sheet. I’ll have to do some experimentation. So have you cut this in your GF? I’m message you for some settings if you don’t mind.
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A mix of plastic and light cloth is much more stable so you can stretch it over a surface and not have it fall apart as a pile of sawdust would. 
It is basically one-millimeter cardboard as far as cutting it is concerned. and I think that the finished material would mike thinner except it is rarely one layer only. If you nose around an old theater prop shop they might even give you a roll of it as they did for me 
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This is AMAZING!!!
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OUTSTANDING!!! Creating is what we are here for…
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That is SO stinkin’ cool!!! You did a FANTASTIC job on it!
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