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smoker
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used to be that 3/4 plex was more affordable but nowadays that aint the case....anyone ever use 1/2 plex in their enclosures with any drawbacks? there is a big difference in price.....about 125 a sheet difference.....
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CaptainPioneer
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there a few bucks more than this place i ususally use, plus this place is literally 2 doors down.....i can walk there and back which is a plus because theres no shipping and i dont own a truck...
i always drill and screw but i only do plex to woodCaptainPioneer wrote:hey When you use Plexiglass do u countersink then put screws in or do you use that acid bonding agent stuff?
i dont do vinylCaptainPioneer wrote:Smoker where do u get your Vinyl from?
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CaptainPioneer
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Ryan from Ohio
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You use plexiglass??
Ive never had any luck with plexi. Its to brittle, way to brittle. Just like Acrylic, I think its a form of it...
I advise Plolycarbonate. Wether its lexan, tuffak or one of the other name brands. Its strong and easier to cut/drill.
I want to do a vox with a plexi window. Im going to use stainless poslished screws and polish out the drilled holes... hehe
Ive never had any luck with plexi. Its to brittle, way to brittle. Just like Acrylic, I think its a form of it...
I advise Plolycarbonate. Wether its lexan, tuffak or one of the other name brands. Its strong and easier to cut/drill.
I want to do a vox with a plexi window. Im going to use stainless poslished screws and polish out the drilled holes... hehe
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Ryan from Ohio
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Ya thats alot easier.
They do that work cheap? lol
Our sho rate is $65/hr
They do that work cheap? lol
Our sho rate is $65/hr
-Ryan
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