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If laser and plasma are not options, check out water jet!
Sounds good, will do. Thanks for the idea
It is possible to cut steel on a router, you just have to be really careful about work holding, tool selection (keep to tiny tools to keep surface speed reasonable), and coolant/chip evacuation.
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