KINLINK 12x16 Plexiglass Sheets 1/8 inch Thick - 3mm Black Cast Acrylic Sheet, Plastic Sheet Polycarbonate Sheet for DIY Project, Craft, Acrylic Sign Wedding Invitation 4 Pack

Cut cleanly. Sized accurately. Cast Acrylic so good for laser cutting. Good product.

Excellent quality. Cuts perfectly in my laser machine, giving a nice result. Worth the money

The KINLINK 12x16 Plexiglass Sheets (1/8 inch, 4 Pack) are perfect for DIY projects, crafts, signage, and more. The black cast acrylic is smooth, durable, and easy to cut, drill, or shape as needed. The thickness is consistent, and the sheets feel sturdy yet manageable for various applications. They arrived well-packaged with no scratches or damage. Overall, a great set of versatile acrylic sheets — ideal for crafts, home projects, or professional use.

In great shape. Worked great for cover for maps I made

I used these plexiglass sheets to make some wall outlet blank covers. My wall outlets are the black tempered glass Livolo ones and they don't make the matching blank covers (anymore). Setting up my laser with the parameters in the picture left the edges melted on my test cuts of these sheets. The 45% power was good. But, the laser was moving too slow. It came out perfect by making 2 passes at 116mm/s.

One of my sheets was damaged and I was only able to use about half. The damage was only visible once I took off the protective paper. I use these for a CO2 laser cutter, besides the half sheet being damaged, it worked well with my laser and the engravings looked great.

This plastic IS NOT Acrylic, it is nothing like Lexan or acrylic sheet. It is not safe any where around where people might stumble and fall into it. It is plexiglass. The difference between acrylic and plexiglass? Easy. I had a buddy that wanted to make a windshield for his Harley after seeing what I made for mine. He was going to use plexiglass, I told him to forget that idea. I told him if he ever had to go over the handlebars it would gut him out like a dead deer. He didn't believe me. I had a small piece of the Lexan (brand name for Arcylic plastic), I put it in my vise and began to hammer on it, bending it 90 degree. It bent over, never broke, did not show any cracking around the bend either. Next I took a piece of plexiglass, chucked it into the vise, struck it one time and it shattered like plate glass! He opted for the Lexan acrylic. I just took a corner off this POS masquerading as acrylic plastic with a pair of plyers! You cannot do that with acrylic.