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Are PVC easy to use when building a prop? which kinds of PVC should I buy to make a prop? has anybody done a PVC prop before? I need PVC tutorial.
is it a cleaner and quicker cut then an electric chop saw. because if it is i will have to start using one.Might want to spring for a hand held pvc cutter ($3-$5), much easier and cleaner than using a hacksaw.
Chop saw is also great to use especially if you have alot to cut to the same length. The cut itself is as clean, but the saw will spray pvc 'bits' all over the place. The ratcheting hand cutter leaves no 'bits', but if you're doing a hundred pcs to build a fence out of- you're better off with the chopsaw.is it a cleaner and quicker cut then an electric chop saw. because if it is i will have to start using one.
i am not too worried about "bits", there is so much sawdust and styrofoam bits all over i don't think i would even notice.Chop saw is also great to use especially if you have alot to cut to the same length. The cut itself is as clean, but the saw will spray pvc 'bits' all over the place. The ratcheting hand cutter leaves no 'bits', but if you're doing a hundred pcs to build a fence out of- you're better off with the chopsaw.
Invert the star and add a ring and your local religious groups will surely love you.I use it at Christmas but this year I plan on swapping out the lights and adding an outter ring to the star to make it a pentacle