"Vince Heuring" wrote in message
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I'd respectfully disagree. I've sawed it on band and table saw, routed
it with every kind of router bit, drilled it, glued it, sanded it,
polished it, and even put it through a planer. In my experience Corian
and like materials, called "solid surface materials," don't crack.
They *will* break at glue joints if struck with a hammer.

I've worked with it since it was first introduced to the kitchen industry in
the UK in the mid 80s. I have seen worktops crack for no apparent reason as
they were being positioned.