deadhead
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Hey everyone, so our one supplier that we get our PMMA and wax Blanks from sent us a free blank to try out. Its called Trilor(made by BioLoren). Its a fiberglass reinforced technopolymer material. Has a feel like Trinia material and is used just like you would use the Trinia material. I guess its used for most metal applications to where you need the strength of metal but can us metal. used for copings, bars, maryland bridges. This is just what i have read about the material and what i was told. So I was just wondering if anyone out there has tried this material out, and what they thought about it. Also not sure what kind of strategy to use to mill this. Do i use a PMMA strategy or the strategy for Trinia. Also is this material wet or dry milled. Couldnt get confident answers from the distributor that sent it to us. They said mill just like Trinia, but I wanted to make sure before milling. Thanks in advance for any info