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Wood planers use a rotary cutting wheel. Surely that
would be more stable? |
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//rotary cutting wheel// sounds more complicated than a simple automation of the usual method: scraping a serrated dinner knife over the toast over the sink. |
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Your civilization (?) is advancing ... one tiny step at a time. |
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A plurality of vibrating serrated knife-edges could be arranged to
move slightly up and down with respect to each other. |
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If the cutting action occurred precisely at the toast-carbon boundary,
this adjustment would result in a visible modulation of the perceived
darkness of the toast. |
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This could allow the Toast Planer to offer all the same functionality as
the Toast Planner. [link] |
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What's needed, shirley, is a full toastal CNC. It could be
used to plane, but could also create grooves to hold
additional butter. |
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I'm sure that Computerised Numerical Toasting is almost certaintly
baked already, probably. |
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Can the CNC shred the toast, spray melted butter, and then reassemble it resulting in a precise percentage of butter in any range from "dry as a matron's sheets" to "it's a stick of butter"? |
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