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<blockquote data-quote="Therasoid" data-source="post: 65266" data-attributes="member: 3538"><p>If one has access to a laser machine, these are ideal, produce straight ready-to-bond edges.</p><p>I did these with common inexpensive tools to show that its possible for anyone to fabricate their own enclosures. </p><p>Normally I'll use my table saw, router and drill press for faster builds. </p><p>All last week's are 8"X8", 3 are 14" tall, 2 are 16" tall. Saturday will be rehousing large juvenile P. Striata, S. calceatum (granddaughters) and a P. hanumavilasumica. Should prove to be an interesting morning.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Therasoid, post: 65266, member: 3538"] If one has access to a laser machine, these are ideal, produce straight ready-to-bond edges. I did these with common inexpensive tools to show that its possible for anyone to fabricate their own enclosures. Normally I'll use my table saw, router and drill press for faster builds. All last week's are 8"X8", 3 are 14" tall, 2 are 16" tall. Saturday will be rehousing large juvenile P. Striata, S. calceatum (granddaughters) and a P. hanumavilasumica. Should prove to be an interesting morning. [/QUOTE]
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