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i have a customer that has to have the alumacore, with the coraplast in the center and so my question how are ya'll cutting this stuff into smaller peices.
chris:eek:
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circular saw,cut with a plywood blade, then you need to run a file on the cut edge....iam gettin to like this stuff more and more...its $80 for a 4x8 sheet..but i tell the customer and show them what they are getting.
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fine tooth saw run backwards. .. won't catch or grab. Makes a really much smoother cut
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Old Paint... get yourself a deburring tool for around $7.00. One pull down each edge results in a nice smooth edge that won't cut you. The file is obsolete.
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hi Chris... I can even cut Alumalite/core,and I'm a damn woman! Just follow the above posts.It's like butta, baby. Love- JILL
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Steve: I used the end caps for the first this week. Looks great and the customer loved it. Charged more for it. I will be adding edge caps on most of the time from now on.
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