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10-19-2007, 08:32 AM
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| Registered User |  Hold it Down I'm looking for someone who has experience in holding down plastics to the table. The vacuum works for large sheets, but when I'm making parts that are 12" and less the bits tear them out of place. I'm currently using double sided carpet seeming tape and the stuff is a dread for cleaning. Any suggestions? |
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