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<blockquote data-quote="SpiderDad61" data-source="post: 57728" data-attributes="member: 4152"><p>It's actually easy once u get the hang of it. My advice on drilling acrylic is after marking where ur gonna drill ur holes, start with a much smaller bit, and drill the holes about 1/2 speed. Then go with the bit size that the holes will finally be and drill thru the smaller holes. That will keep the holes from chipping and looking crappy. It u drill with larger bits first, there's a great chance small chips will show. I personally want it to look as nice as possible when I'm making em myself, and this trick works great. Good luck!! It's so fun and exciting to build a home for a T.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SpiderDad61, post: 57728, member: 4152"] It's actually easy once u get the hang of it. My advice on drilling acrylic is after marking where ur gonna drill ur holes, start with a much smaller bit, and drill the holes about 1/2 speed. Then go with the bit size that the holes will finally be and drill thru the smaller holes. That will keep the holes from chipping and looking crappy. It u drill with larger bits first, there's a great chance small chips will show. I personally want it to look as nice as possible when I'm making em myself, and this trick works great. Good luck!! It's so fun and exciting to build a home for a T. [/QUOTE]
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