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Step 7Gluing time
So now you should have all three axis completed and now it's time to line them up and glue.
The base I used was a 20"x12"x1/4" piece of white acrylic I found at the plastic store
You could use smaller but I wouldn't recommend it
Once you have found a base, glue your x axis to it and then your y axis to your x axis acrylic top,
then you should have something like down below.
use acrylic glue
for this step
it will glue expanded pvc as well if your wondering
After that Glue your z axis to a piece of
8"x4"x1/4" acrylic sheet.
Required materials:
Quantity Type Cost
1 20"x12"x1/4" Acrylic sheet scrap
1 8"x4"x1/4" Acrylic sheet scrap
The base I used was a 20"x12"x1/4" piece of white acrylic I found at the plastic store
You could use smaller but I wouldn't recommend it
Once you have found a base, glue your x axis to it and then your y axis to your x axis acrylic top,
then you should have something like down below.
use acrylic glue
for this step
it will glue expanded pvc as well if your wondering
After that Glue your z axis to a piece of
8"x4"x1/4" acrylic sheet.
Required materials:
Quantity Type Cost
1 20"x12"x1/4" Acrylic sheet scrap
1 8"x4"x1/4" Acrylic sheet scrap
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