CALPALMY (2-Pack) 12 x 12” Clear Acrylic Sheet Plexiglass – 1/8” Thick; Use for Craft Projects, Signs, Display Cases and More; Cut with Cricut, Engraver, Saw or Hand Tools – No Knives

These sheets are packed to protect! There was corner protection and each side had a protective plastic layer on it. The acrylic is crystal clear and very high quality! Buy with confidence

Good value and product

Perfect for birdfeeder repair. Easy to cut with a jigsaw, the right speed and quality blades.

The acrylic is sturdy yet easy to work with. I used a power saw to cut them into smaller pieces for a custom display stand, and the sheets cut smoothly without cracking or chipping. I’ve also used them for a couple of painting projects, and the surface is great for both acrylic and spray paint. The black color gives the projects a sleek, professional look.

Exactly as described and of good quality.

Came well boxed and of the correct dimensions. Used to build a dual pane window for a skylight tunnel. Immediately stopped cold air from dropping into heated space. Cut easily on table saw with 40 tooth blade with no cracking.

Doesn't laser cut like acrylic should. It might engrave ok, but any deep cuts just melt the edges, making it essentially completely useless as a laser cut mechanical piece with small holes and slots. I've tried at my makerspace's Epilog Fusion M2 to cut it, but any power setting that makes it cut through also melts the material into a hole that is not precise enough for what it needs to do.It's also almost exactly a half milimeter off from 1/8th inch acrylic! It measures 2.6mm when 1/8th inch should be 3.175mm!Some other people have also said that it's abnormally soft for acrylic. I'm not very familiar with acrylic, but it is flexible, and especially as it's 0.5mm off, it's a lot more bendy than actual 1/8th inch should be.I think it's cast acrylic, which is supposedly ideal for engraving and not cutting, but this is not mentioned in the product page anywhere.I thought buying acrylic from any brand would give you the same thing, but apparently I was wrong.

Worked great for a DIY vivarium for my snake. I was able to use silicone and drill little screws they the plexi glass to secure it to the wood