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I also had cracking problems w/ the cheaper lexan sheet from home depot, so i went back and got the 3/8 inch sheet and it worked very nice, no more cracks while cutting.
Although the second time around i didnt use a saw but the dremel with a circle sand pad (dont know the technical name), just watch out for the hot plastic hiting u (burns a bit). I would suggest the larger lexan it'* a little more expensive but it did the job very well for me. And i am very satisfied with it.
BTW: Hate to be off topic but do u need the to make a bottom for the box or is it fine w/out it?
Although the second time around i didnt use a saw but the dremel with a circle sand pad (dont know the technical name), just watch out for the hot plastic hiting u (burns a bit). I would suggest the larger lexan it'* a little more expensive but it did the job very well for me. And i am very satisfied with it.
BTW: Hate to be off topic but do u need the to make a bottom for the box or is it fine w/out it?
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Originally Posted by Sully1742
Did you try scoring the plastic? Take a metal straightedge and a utility knife. Score the line with the knife a few times, then give it a firm and quick snap with your hand.
If you do go with the dremel tool do as a reply said and use the sanding disc, cuts much better and is faster than drilling.
Good luck,
Tim
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