[sdiy] arcrylic panels

Theo t.hogers at home.nl
Wed Aug 22 06:06:01 CEST 2001


Shouldn't it be the same as all other plastic housings?
I've used acrylic sheets but never came across any warnings.
Isn't there the notice "reading these warnings for extended time under less
than optimal light conditions may cause eye problems as been proven in the
state of California"?
If not go sue the bastards ;)

But you may just cut off a piece and heat it up to see what happens.
Better don't use open fire for this, cause then it may indeed catch fire.
A hair dryer maybe a good choice.
This may also be a good opportunity to practice bending and folding the
sheets.

Theo


From: Dr Strangelove <phdinfunk at hotmail.com>



> Hi, all.  I have come accross some arcrylic paneling laying in the garage.
> It has a protective plastic coating on it and it has some information
about
> use.  The sheet claims that it is flammable.  Also, that it expands and
> contracts with heat.  Does anyone have any experience using this substance
> for DIY synth panels?  I think I would rather drill this stuff than metal.
> I could even use my hand crank drill on it.  It seems very durable, plus
it
> would be really cool to get to see the synth's guts.  Will this stuff burn
> or melt under the heat of synth circuits?  It freaks me out a little
because
> it could ruin my whole project if it melted or burned.
>
>          -=<Jonathan Pratt>=-
>        (Phdinfunk at hotmail.com)
>
>
>
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