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Re: pic: Wood Coast Drive

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Originally Posted by mman1506 View Post
It's very difficult to crack both polycarbonate and baltic birch while drilling. Out of the two baltic birch is easier to crack.
My understanding was that acrylic is easy to drill, polycarb needs a special drill bit or it'll crack, and birch merely splinters if you make a mistake--not crack.

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Again you can not laser cut polycarb with a commercially available machine.
I never, EVER, said you COULD cut polycarb on a laser. If you can show me where EXACTLY I said that, by QUOTING, then I'll retract this statement. Otherwise, leave any discussion of cutting polycarb by laser out.
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