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Originally Posted by Rikko
Steve, think a Brad point bit would cut acrylic better than a normal bit? Back in the day I was drilling pieces of foam (weatherstripping type stuff) and I found a Brad would evenly slice a nice hole rather than chew in and pull the foam apart.
My problem working with acrylic has always been having it melt on me. Too high RPMs, maybe?
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hole saws melt plastic, a brad point doesent work good, tried it, but a forsner does work. the best is a modified normal drill bit.
Steve
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03-21-2005, 01:23 AM
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