Cutting stringers and supports

[NitroVal]

So from what I am seeing, the general consensus around here is to get all the stringers and wodd parts lasr cut. I have been calling around all day today to try and find a local laser cutter, but have been coming up empty. All of the laser cutters I have called do only metal and glass etching. All the woodshops I have called typically have a minimum which a single boat is under. Is there like a go-to shop that people on here use that maybe specializes in our hobby? The other alternative I have been looking at was maybe buying that Craftsman CNC engraver, which seems to be a cheaper alternative to buying a laser, but seems like it may not be big enough for some projects.
Any advice??

[JimClark]

I use a scroll saw and a band saw and an exacto knife

Jim

[NitroVal]

Whats the best way to transfer the cutout plans onto the wood?

[Jesse J]

either paper glue or clothes iron (preferably do it while wife is away)

[JimClark]

I print them out and then use a spray adhesive to attach them to the wood

[Jesse J]

I like paper glue cuz its not permanent, easily removed w/o sanding. lots o ways, you will find one you like

[JimClark]

A little denatured alchaol and a light sanding and the paper and glue are all gonnie gone