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How to Make Anything (Using Acrylic and Machine Screws)

Step 5Adding More Pieces

Adding More Pieces
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  • 06-TBOL-Mini Servo.jpg
  • 05-TBOL-Different Cutouts.jpg
Sadly you can only build so much using just T-Cutouts and RCR-Slots. However one of the best things about laser cutting is if you have anything with mounting holes, and a pair of calipers, you can quickly draw up a mounting hole for it.

I've Compiled a file with the main cutouts we use in our products.

The Cutouts:
  • RC Servo
  • Mini RC Servo
  • LED
  • NEMA 23 Motor
  • Skate Bearing
  • MicroSwitch
  • Arduino Diecimiela
  • Pololu Servo Controller

(cutout templates available below)
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Sep 30, 2011. 1:42 PMtechmonster says:
is there any way i could possibly do this without a laser cutter?! is there any possible method i could use to cut this out with a dremel?
Dec 8, 2011. 6:10 AMpfred2 says:
Yeah I cracked up when I read the line, "All that is required is an idea, some drawing software, and access to a laser cutter."

I pretty much stopped reading at that point.

I wonder if burning acrylic plastic produces Hydrogen Cyanide? Apparently it does. So I think I'll pass on lasering acrylic. Even if how lasers cut is by radiation. Not like I have a laser to cut with anyways.

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