Shortly to be getting a Trotec Speedy 300, and I was just curious as to whether there is a technique for cutting chamfered edges on a piece of cast acrylic? What I'm referring to for example is, if cutting a rectangle, instead of a 'straight down' cut, when the rectangle has been made, possibly returning it to the machine in some kind of jig and angling the piece to be cut by perhaps lifting one side off the table at a time and cutting it again to add a chamfer to the edge. I hope that makes sense... Does anyone do anything similar? Is there a standard technique, or is it an additional process? I would only want to apply this to straight edges of course.
Cheers, Steve