Polycarbonate Plastic Sheet 12 X 12 X 0.236 (1/4) Exact with EasyRuler Film, Shatter Resistant, Easier to Cut, Bend, Mold than Plexiglass. For Robotics Teams, Hobby, Home, DIY, Industrial, Crafts.

I use this for antenna projects for ham radio. It is out in the weather all the time. It holds up well.

I tried to cut a template using my router template kit, but the polycarbonate shavings melted and I ended up with a mess. Has anyone had success with this kind of cut?

Good quailty,used to make a light up logo for my home brew guitar amp . Nice clean cutting on a cnc router.

I bought this polycarbonate to make lowers for my cruiser motorcycle. I found it to be pretty easy to cut with a medium blade jigsaw. I was able to clean up the coarseness in the cuts with varying grits of sandpaper. Overall, it was easy to work with and I achieved the results I was hoping for.

Arrived in perfect condition. Clear and dimensioned exactly as advertised. Made a clear router base from it, and it machined very nicely.

I placed it on top of a rattan basket with lid that is used for a nightstand. Worked great!

I feel bad for leaving a less than stellar review since the issue is not with the product, but rather how Amazon fails to protect items sufficiently. As described, the product was protected with a sheet of plastic, but the Amazon packers decided to throw a few more things in the box that were not secured. Theres now a 1-inch scratch on the material that Ill have to try and buff out.

I am converting a pop up trailer to a mini home. these were perfect for the custom windows I made.

Was easy to cut by scoring on both sides with an acrylic cutting tool, then placing on the edge of a work bench and tapping with a mallet until it split along the scoring. Using this as a fish tank cover set down into the inside lip of the tank. Keeps the water that splashes up from the bubbles in the tank and off of the grow light for the plants.

I have some old mini-blinds in my house and the plastic clips holding the valences have a tendency to break - theyre really low grade plastic. Current commercial replacement clips almost fit, but almost isnt good enough, and many of the reviews cite frequent breakage during installation due to the low grade plastic. Though its more work and took me a little longer than expected, I used a Dremel tool to carve valence clips out of this material that perfectly fit my old blinds. Being polycarbonate, theyre probably 10x stronger than the originals and I expect theyll outlast me.