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Posted by Jonathan the Red on January 18, 2002 at 12:40:16:

In Reply to: Re: Lexan overlay posted by Munich on January 18, 2002 at 09:53:32:

: When I did my cocktail CPs with Lexan, I first drilled the holes into my MDF, then clamped the lexan to that and drilled the lexan. That way my holes were sure to line up.

Did you drill from the underside of the panel then, first going through the holes in the MDF and then into the Lexan?

I've heard some people recommend that Lexan should be drilled using a bit in reverse, and others say that it should be drilled using the bit rotating normally, but slower than for wood. What did you use?

D'you know if Lexan can be cut with a table saw?

Jonathan's Cab-in-progress

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Opps... missed a few more tips... Xiaou2 18:39:13 01/18/02 (0)
Additional advice... Xiaou2 18:29:09 01/18/02 (1)
Re: What Dremel attachment did you use? (nt) Munich 16:16:55 01/18/02 (0)
What Dremel attachment did you use? (nt) Jonathan the Red 15:50:31 01/18/02 (1)
Re: Hmmm... Munich 15:16:30 01/18/02 (4)

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: : When I did my cocktail CPs with Lexan, I first drilled the holes into my MDF, then clamped the lexan to that and drilled the lexan. That way my holes were sure to line up. : Did you drill from the underside of the panel then, first going through the holes in the MDF and then into the Lexan? : I've heard some people recommend that Lexan should be drilled using a bit in reverse, and others say that it should be drilled using the bit rotating normally, but slower than for wood. What did you use? : D'you know if Lexan can be cut with a table saw?

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