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Originally Posted by evil jerry 
The acylic was cut into some basic shapes for me at Lowes home improvement. I got them home and found all my acrylic was cut too big so I took out my grinder and trimmed it with a metal cutoff wheel. I've also used a dremel in the past. The thing with using powertools with acrylic is that it likes to melt when your cutting it. A lot of other people will score the acylic glass and break it off that way, for me that was just harder.
The acylic was cut into some basic shapes for me at Lowes home improvement. I got them home and found all my acrylic was cut too big so I took out my grinder and trimmed it with a metal cutoff wheel. I've also used a dremel in the past. The thing with using powertools with acrylic is that it likes to melt when your cutting it. A lot of other people will score the acylic glass and break it off that way, for me that was just harder.
Looks like I will have to use my school's laser cutter, its a 15 minute drive but I wanted to avoid having to go there and do a solidworks drawing. At least it will come out perfect this way.
Now I got to decide if I want etch any sweet graphics in the window, hmmmmmmmm
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