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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Hoitwire cutting of plexiglass....
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Posted for "Richard Eddinger" <mrsrb1@msn.com>:

You would probably find it welding itself back together as you move the
wire.
Dick & Nancy mrsrb1@msn.com



> Was just helping a friend doing some hotwire cutting of foam and wondered
if a
> small hotwire saw could be used on the plexiglass to give a relatively
sress
> relieved edge. I realize the wire may have to be hotter than that required
to
> cut foam and that breathing protection may be nedded for the fumes (or
just do
> the work outside).