Why aren't gamma rays used for cutting materials?

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Hi everyone!
I am Bala and live in Detroit. I am a Science Fiction and Fantasy aficionado and wannabe writer. I have seen some amazing answers here to sciency questions and wanted to participate. I was one day wondering why we don't use gamma rays for cutting material if they are the most energetic particles. Of course, I found the answer here! Don't know how much physics knowledge I can contribute though, sorry :)
 
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