4mm perspex windows
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. we have the perspex in Square 4mm thick sheets and will need to cut it to the correct size.
We will be removing the glass and cutting templates to stick to the perspex. then will need cut. Have tried jigsaw but tends to chip the sheet wood saw is also not good.
Jim
. we have the perspex in Square 4mm thick sheets and will need to cut it to the correct size.We will be removing the glass and cutting templates to stick to the perspex. then will need cut. Have tried jigsaw but tends to chip the sheet wood saw is also not good.
Jim
Maybe you just need a finer blade?
trublustu
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Sorry to break this one to you...
But perspex will go "milky" in no time. (unlike polycarbonate)
a rotary tool will cut it if you want to persevere.
I would recomend putting this one down to experience and buy some polycarb,
youll only be doing it again in 12 months anyway...
But perspex will go "milky" in no time. (unlike polycarbonate)
a rotary tool will cut it if you want to persevere.
I would recomend putting this one down to experience and buy some polycarb,
youll only be doing it again in 12 months anyway...
Ian G
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Jigsaw, nice fine blade, nice and slow.
And concentrate
And concentrate
slipstream
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simple way to cut perspex or polly realy you want macralon think thats how you spell it any way the cutting method :roll: get a jig saw use a 118 blade rest the perspex on a sheet of ply and on slow cut through the perspex and the ply works every time :wink: also wrap maskin tape round the foot on the jig saw to save scuffing the surface of the perspex :wink:
works every time :wink: also wrap maskin tape round the foot on the jig saw to save scuffing the surface of the perspex :wink:
