Thank you a lot from France. You helped me to choose between 1mm and 2mm. I didn't know about the flexibility about those acrylic glasses, do they bend a lot? Now I have got my answer. :)
Maam, If I have to make a 4ft by 3 feet Picture Led light box photo frame, Can i use the 2mm Acrylic sheet or higher thickness is needed. Would it bend or would it stay firm ?
Which one is better 1mm or 1.5mm or 2mm? Which is long lasting? Which looks good in the kitchen? Please mention disadvantages. I will appreciate your quick response.
To be honest I've only worked with 1mm and 2mm. To me 1mm looks better for invitations but if you are going to use it in the kitchen I believe 2mm will be better. 1mm is way more flexible than 2mm acrylic.
I worked for decades in acrylic manufacturing, specifically making retail displays. I often used scrap over the years to make household containers, and kitchen holders. Not sure the use you are needing, but any kind of weight held, I would look for a thicker, maybe 1/4". For best appeal, will need to flame polish the edges. However that can be tricky, as it will warp and distort think acrylic, while thicker acrylic will haze and become cloudy if not done correctly. Many may not know, but there are tons of plastic places around locally that would sell scrap pieces for pennies compared to what you'd spend buying them retail. They'd likely be happier too, since they only get about 50c per lb from recycling their excess cut offs and miscuts. I can't tell you how many times we would just toss 100's of blanks the size that are shown in this video.
thank you! I am working on an architecture build and needed to do a scale model. This was a great video, to show the flexibility between the two!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you a lot from France. You helped me to choose between 1mm and 2mm. I didn't know about the flexibility about those acrylic glasses, do they bend a lot?
Now I have got my answer.
:)
Super useful! Had to choose between the two for a 3d printed project.
Me encantaro los comentarios en español ;)
Gracias!
This video has helped me alot..I know what to buy now ..
M I L L I M E T E R
Great video. I am just getting into acrylic stands for my collection. This helps a lot!
Muchas gracias por el video.
thank you, helped me to choose the right thickness.
great video showing different thicknesses for comparison. Cheers.
Maam, If I have to make a 4ft by 3 feet Picture Led light box photo frame, Can i use the 2mm Acrylic sheet or higher thickness is needed. Would it bend or would it stay firm ?
Thanks for video... From India
Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for this video, so helpful! ❤
Awesome, exactly what I wanted to know.
Tanks for sharing. Good video and straight to the point
Which one is better 1mm or 1.5mm or 2mm? Which is long lasting? Which looks good in the kitchen? Please mention disadvantages.
I will appreciate your quick response.
To be honest I've only worked with 1mm and 2mm. To me 1mm looks better for invitations but if you are going to use it in the kitchen I believe 2mm will be better. 1mm is way more flexible than 2mm acrylic.
I worked for decades in acrylic manufacturing, specifically making retail displays. I often used scrap over the years to make household containers, and kitchen holders. Not sure the use you are needing, but any kind of weight held, I would look for a thicker, maybe 1/4". For best appeal, will need to flame polish the edges. However that can be tricky, as it will warp and distort think acrylic, while thicker acrylic will haze and become cloudy if not done correctly.
Many may not know, but there are tons of plastic places around locally that would sell scrap pieces for pennies compared to what you'd spend buying them retail. They'd likely be happier too, since they only get about 50c per lb from recycling their excess cut offs and miscuts. I can't tell you how many times we would just toss 100's of blanks the size that are shown in this video.
Thank you for this video!! its so helpful!!
Thank you!
You're welcome!!💗
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is it available in 0.5 mm ?
Yes it is
Sister first one flexible glass name what please comment❤
Here is the link in case you want to purchase the same acrylic I use. amzn.to/3qnyJO6
@@thefonsifam4479tank you so much❤😊
"Plexiglass" is what you are looking for in name.
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Has anyone tried to cut 1mm and 2mm version with scissors?
Not with scissors but there's a special small blade to cut thin acrylic
Great video
Thank u
Just say mill
Would be incorrect. mil is another unit which is 0.0254 millimeter.
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