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   Mike_Smith | Oct 24, 1999 04:07am | #1

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   Use a good carbide blade, tape the area withmasking tape or tape your shoe (either to prevent scratching), use a good straight edge, set the blade deep, and take it slow, nice cut every time, trim the fuzz off with a utility knife blade. The material seems to melt and fuse as you go thru it. Have use a wood cutting blade in a jig saw for curves, again, tape the shoe to prevent scratching.

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   Renzo_ | Oct 24, 1999 04:07am | #2

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   I need to cut several panels for window
   glazing out of Lexan. I know how to cut
   and score plexie or acrylic but haven't
   sawn Lexan. Anyone know from glass the
   best blade to use?