Star wars
Project by
Brent Bousquet
Published On
January 10, 2016
General Information
Wanted to make a birthday present for a friend who is a big fan of a certain war that's in the stars. Its a bit tight in places but still looks good just try to make it as big as you can.
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What kind of bit did you use to cut this?
Michael Wilcox · March 31, 2016
I used a 1/8" two flute flat nose endmill.
Brent Bousquet · March 31, 2016
ok i used a tapered mill and it started melting it lol
Michael Wilcox · March 31, 2016
There are a few big factors to consider when working with acrylic but the biggest I have seen by far is the type of acrylic you use. If you make a thread about it on the forum I would be more than happy to help. I cant give a full comment as they only let you type 300 characters in the comments.
Brent Bousquet · March 31, 2016
created a forumf or it
Michael Wilcox · March 31, 2016
What's the link?
Brent Bousquet · March 31, 2016
alright so i have another question i have made a bunch of these what did you use for a base for this and if you can please email me or post on here the process or easel thing so i can make my self a base please
Michael Wilcox · April 17, 2016
You will have to give me a bit because I just made it out of some scrap that I had in my shop so I will take some measurements.
Brent Bousquet · April 17, 2016
ok thats fine i appreciate it.
Michael Wilcox · April 17, 2016
you ever figure anything out?
Michael Wilcox · April 18, 2016
how deep of a cut did you cut?
Joey Allen · December 02, 2018
Where did you get the LED strip/holder?
Jeff W Fleming · August 06, 2019
for edge lit signs or graphics, look into el cheapo Chinese laser engraver. $300-$400 dollars. a tweek here a tweek there....incredible results
glenn martonic · September 17, 2019
Where did you get the LED strip from?
Matthew Rimbey · December 01, 2020