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Modding plexigless Question

Discussion in 'Modding' started by Zion, 28 Jun 2004.

  1. Zion

    Zion What's a Dremel?

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    where can I get some plexigless. All I can find is some thin cheep crap. Can anyone help me :D
     
  2. mrplow

    mrplow obey the fist!!

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  3. Zion

    Zion What's a Dremel?

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    GOOD LORD, thanks man you rook :rock::rock::rock: i needed that.
     
  4. coil

    coil What's a Dremel?

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    Teach a man to fish... (;
     
  5. Zion

    Zion What's a Dremel?

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    and you'll feed him for a life time of modding :D
     
  6. eddie_dane

    eddie_dane Used to mod pc's now I mod houses

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    It's not on that list but I highly recommend delviesplastics.com. I have used them for materials for all my acrylic so far and they are priced very well. They only sell cell-cast acrylic as well
     
  7. [KT] Mike

    [KT] Mike What's a Dremel?

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    I understand the differece between cast plastics and extruded sheets, but often the difference isnt that noticeable, not for our needs anyway, so why do people pay extra (when extruded sheets can often be quite expensive already) for cast sheets??
     
  8. MrSaLTy

    MrSaLTy What's a Dremel?

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    Extruded acrylic is way crappier to work with. Cell cast acrylic will not melt when cutting on a table or band saw or while gang cutting. Its also more resistant to chipping and cracking. It also polishes better then extruded.
     

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