

Polycarbonate Clear Plastic Sheet 12 X 18 X 0.0625 (1/16) Exact, EasyRuler Film, Shatter Resistant, Easier to Cut, Bend, Mold Than Plexiglass. VEX Robot, Hobby, DIY, Industrial. Glass Replacement
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Colby M.
> 3 dayI used a plexiglass jig saw blade and it cut perfectly. Drilled holes just fine. My wooden drinko plinko game came out perfect!
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bradams115
> 3 dayI used this to make an aquarium divider as it was cheaper to buy this than an actual divider and I could make the holes the sizes I deemed correct. It comes with a plastic film on both sides to protect it. Once the plastic film is removed it is crystal clear. The plastic seems strong but also thin enough you can score it with an exacto knife and snap it to break pieces off. Drilling through it with a your standard drill bits is tough and time consuming just be warned, though i found out after drill about 60 holes that using a wood paddle bit cuts it like butter *bangs head on wall* so learn from me, If you need to drill it use a paddle bit. Overall, pretty content with this purchase.
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Shopper
> 3 dayIt is what I was looking for to put on top of my fist tank. I have not attempted to cut the material to fit the area. The thickness, the clear vision through the glass material and obviously the price, especially for what I need it to do.
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Mark A.
> 3 dayIn reviews of this product quite a number of persons commented that this plastic sheet was easy to cut -- My reply: What were they using to cut it--a band saw? I tried a new #11 X-Acto blade; then a utility knife with a heavy-duty blade; then a heavy-bladed paring knife honed to a razors edge--I can cut through chicken bones with this knife with hardly any effort. I finally had to resort to heavy kitchen shears that go through plastic blister pack material like butter -- I still wound up with an uneven line that had to be sanded straight. Perhaps other reviewers were mentally comparing this to sheet metal or quarter-inch Lexan? Unless you have the strength of 2 men or access to industrial grade cutting tools, do not buy this thinking it can be cut easily using standard hobbyist tools. If you need this product regardless of relative cutability, please consider also purchasing a thin kerf saw to go with it. It is a good quality product / Most persons will not find it easy to cut -- Honest!
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Sylvester O'Keefe
> 3 dayI loved the flexibility of the polycarbonate. It is not brittle and bends easily. I was using it for an art project and it was a better choice than rigid acrylic. However, it is difficult to cut to size with Exacto knife blades. It is easier if you are cutting a large piece. You can score with the blades and snap it apart with weight on one side. However, I just needed to trim less than half an inch the 18-inch length of the piece. Very difficult to score and snap. So, I would recommend a band saw to cut small pieces.
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Juana Alvarado
> 3 dayIt was a perfect fit for what I needed not to thick and not expensive compare to lowes and home depot.
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Toby Delta
> 3 dayIts a little bigger than I expected. I got it for a frame I have since the glass broke and I had to trim a little bit off, about a courter of an inch. On the bright side its sturdy and made of a good material.
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Steve Thatcher
> 3 dayI have to cut the material into windows that I ship out with products I 3d print. Unlike other sources, the backing comes off the plastic too easily. It started coming off just by cutting it with a miter saw. I now have to bag the window rather then leaving it just as is.
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Don
> 3 dayProduct is very satisfactory
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Dr. Joan Mraz Sr.
> 3 dayPackaged with care but the protective film was not adhered well on part of the item.