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Well wen to home depot today and some some plexi for my false floor and it wanst as thick as I need so I got two sheets can you double stack plexi and can I use my table saw to cut it because home depot dont cut it for you. And also can u drill and screw plexi down without it cracking?

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if you use your table saw make sure you have a high teeth count onyyour blade. (I cant remember whats reccomended) and if you drill go slow, sharp bit and its best if you have a drill press with a piece of wood under the plexi for support.

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Would over a 100 teeth count on the blade work?

Also can I stack the two piece together to make it thicker or should i jsut use one sheet?

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1987 Chevy Cavalier Z24 2.8L V6 -- CB Radio with PA speaker

Head Unit: 7 inch Jensen Flip-out -- Speakers: 4 Visonik 6 1/2s and 4 Visonik 6x9s

Subwoofer: One Audiobahn 18 - Sub Amp: Power Acoustik OV1-2000d 2000 watt monoblock amp --

Battery in back - Kinetic HC600 -- Sub box: Custom built 5 cubic foot tuned to 30 hertz

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Need some answers guys how many tooth blade should i use to cut plexi with

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1987 Chevy Cavalier Z24 2.8L V6 -- CB Radio with PA speaker

Head Unit: 7 inch Jensen Flip-out -- Speakers: 4 Visonik 6 1/2s and 4 Visonik 6x9s

Subwoofer: One Audiobahn 18 - Sub Amp: Power Acoustik OV1-2000d 2000 watt monoblock amp --

Battery in back - Kinetic HC600 -- Sub box: Custom built 5 cubic foot tuned to 30 hertz

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80 and up is fine.

Alright thanks

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1987 Chevy Cavalier Z24 2.8L V6 -- CB Radio with PA speaker

Head Unit: 7 inch Jensen Flip-out -- Speakers: 4 Visonik 6 1/2s and 4 Visonik 6x9s

Subwoofer: One Audiobahn 18 - Sub Amp: Power Acoustik OV1-2000d 2000 watt monoblock amp --

Battery in back - Kinetic HC600 -- Sub box: Custom built 5 cubic foot tuned to 30 hertz

Coming soon: Bigger Highs Amp, Power inverter

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Hey I counted the blade that is on my table saw and it is like 45 tooth blade. I have a 7 1/4 blade for my circular saw that is 140 tooth and it says on the blade for cutting thin plastics so could I put the 140 tooth 7 1/4 circular saw blade on my 8 inch table saw?

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1987 Chevy Cavalier Z24 2.8L V6 -- CB Radio with PA speaker

Head Unit: 7 inch Jensen Flip-out -- Speakers: 4 Visonik 6 1/2s and 4 Visonik 6x9s

Subwoofer: One Audiobahn 18 - Sub Amp: Power Acoustik OV1-2000d 2000 watt monoblock amp --

Battery in back - Kinetic HC600 -- Sub box: Custom built 5 cubic foot tuned to 30 hertz

Coming soon: Bigger Highs Amp, Power inverter

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