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Heat the circle cutter up and then stick it on the plexiglass
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Jan 15th, 2008 05:35 PM #1Member
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Plexiglass
Does anyone know where i could find plexiglass as a circle with a 35 cm diameter? Thanks in advance.
i understand that homedepot and lowes have it but how would you cut it into a perfectly smooth circle?
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hole saw?
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Jan 15th, 2008 06:21 PM #4Member
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sorry for posting this in the wrong forum.
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really?! ur going to melt the plastic... i think thats a horrible idea if you want it nice.
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Heat the circle cutter up and then stick it on the plexiglass
well if you good with a band saw, trace a circle, and use a band saw to cut it out and sand off until you get a nice circle. Reply With Quote
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If you need it in a 35cm circle exactly then a sign/display shop would be your best bet. There are a couple of places in the yellow pages, I picked up a clear sheet of plexi, but in talking to him they were able to chop it up however I needed and they specialized in in store/exhibit displays. The shop's name escapes me at the moment.
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