Also Sprach krj :

What the heck is the acronym kewl?

K-rad l33t h@x0r spe4kz, n00b.

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Dan

--
Look, I don't know how they do things on your home planet,
spaceman... but here in Mayberry, we just don't talk to gun-toting
redneck amphetamine freaks that way!

-- Milkman Dan, Redmeat #364

Thanks for the information. We are now considering using lexan instead of
plexiglass.

Jude and Randall

Jude Douglas wrote:

I sure hope I don’t get a war of words going, but I would like get some
recommendations on which sheet material to use for our sliding main
hatch: polyacrylate (Plexiglas, Lucite, Acrylite, Perspex, etc.) or
polycarbonate (Lexan). I know Lexan scratches easily but it is very
impact resistant (falling winch handles or a whipping snap shackle). I
know Plexiglas is a bit cheaper than Lexan but it is not a concern for
such a small size of project. To reduce temperature expansion stresses
and drilling difficulties, I plan to just use a flat sheet with a
squishy bedding (silicone?) and a sort-of loose oak frame with a
retaining bracket.
Can anyone offer some suggestions as to which is a better choice
material?

Jude and Randall

Marshall Banana wrote:
Also Sprach krj :


What the heck is the acronym kewl?


K-rad l33t h@x0r spe4kz, n00b.

http://www.megatokyo.com/index.php?strip_id=9

Dan



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