wow!

So this is happening on newer PF's then?

Are the Hobbit's Mirco?

I feel bad not only for the owners, but for Jack, as we know he's tried to put so much quality into these machines, and then to see this happen on home use games must be horribly frustrating for him.

Anyone have any updates from certified routed machines demonstrating any of these issues? If one of these problematic PF's were in the wild under heavy use, the result could be extreme, depending on what the root issue is, and how far it can continue to chip away.

If I'm beating a dead horse, I'm sorry, not my intention:

But are these early PF's and an issue that was resolved with newer ones, or is this cropping up on the PF's used now as well? Is this at all a concern for TH PF's?

I just don't see the answer, only people stating "If I understand this right..." I'm sure others are interested too in the conclusive answer.

I agree. It's not a wear issue, it's an adhesion issue. The issue lies in the prep work I'm guessing.

I agree with this as well.