Explosive material that consists of nitroglycerin absorbed onto an inert substance, typically sawdust. Invented by Alfred Nobel in 1867 and widely used in construction, mining, and other industries for its controlled and reliable explosive properties.
The bridged layers are specially made so that they won't fall apart or lose 'islands' when you cut them.
| Floppiness | 6.47 | stencil is stable, not too floppy |
| Cut Length | 2.09 | stencil will probably cut in reasonable time |
| Cavities | 21 | not too many holes |
| Floppiness | 6.53 | stencil is stable, not too floppy |
| Cut Length | 2.69 | stencil will probably cut in reasonable time |
| Cavities | 34 | not too many holes |
| Floppiness | 6.53 | stencil is stable, not too floppy |
| Cut Length | 1.19 | stencil will probably cut in reasonable time |
| Cavities | 16 | not too many holes |
| Floppiness | 6.57 | stencil is stable, not too floppy |
| Cut Length | 4.22 | stencil will probably cut in reasonable time |
| Cavities | 70 | stencil has lots of openings, and may be hard to weed on a craft cutter |
Cut out and paint your four-layer stencil of Dynamite. Decide whether you will use the natural surface color as one of your layers. For example, if your surface color is close to the color snow , then you may choose to omit the first layer since the surface has this color already. Download the free cut files to cut this stencil of Dynamite yourself. Or upload your own image to turn it into a stencil.
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