SimbaLux Acrylic Sheet Clear Cast Plexiglass 12” x 12” Square Panel 3/8” Thick (10mm) Transparent Plastic Plexi Glass Board with Protective Paper for Signs, DIY Display Projects, Craft, Easy to Cut

I got this to use as a wide clear base for a plunge router for woodworking. It came with protective paper on both sides what was easy to remove. It's impressively clear. It's not very heavy, and very strong and stiff. I wasn't sure what thickness I would need to support my medium-size router, I ordered 3/8" but in hindsight 1/4" probably would have been fine. Regular wood drill bits and forstner bits worked perfectly for the holes I needed to make. Freehand routing a circular recess in the middle was equally easy with standard router bits. The material cut cleanly without melting or cracking. Very little smell. The debris from cutting/routing had some "static cling" to it but vacuumed up about as easily as sawdust. Reasonable price, and worked great for my application. I'm very happy with it.

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The product dimensions were precise. It was a little thicker than advertised, but I see that as a positive. The sheet has a super clear appearance. It was packaged extremely well in bubble wrapped and boxed. The scratch resistance is expected to be terrible due to the extreme clarity, but it’s not a concern due to its intended use. Durability is expected to be decent due to the nature of the product, but time will tell. I would say it’s a better valve for the money than similar products that I’ve returned due to poor packaging and coming short on size.

Me ha sido muy util para montar mi router. Brindándole gran versatilidad y un mejor desempeño en mi taller. Lo monte en mi router bosch evs13 . Acabo de comprar otro para mi dewalt palm router. Muy buena calidad

Built a router sled using this acrylic sheet as the router base and it works beautifully. It does not flex and stays flat. Just what I needed for the sled. Make sure you have nice sharp drill bits (do not use brad point bits) and a good solid backing. I clamped my sheet to 3/4" plywood and the drill press table to prevent any blowout on the backside and to keep it from lifting up once the bit pops through the other side. I also used the lowest speed setting on my drill press. The holes saws (2.5" and 4") were brand new and I went half way through and then flipped the sheet to finish the hole. Makes for nice clean holes. I also cut to size using my table saw. Again, make sure you have a nice sharp blade. I had to buy two because I didn't incorporate a dust collection on the first one and had to redo it. Would definitely buy again and probably will when I think of something else I forgot or need to adjust.