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just go slowly the finer the teeth the better but any will work. if you can do it with water running over the spot you are cutting would be a little better.
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The skill saw you need to turn the blade around backwards. I've always used a plexiglass cutter. You can probably get one for under five bucks,
hello chicken lady how was the party and the grands ???
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I am going to attempt that cooler incubator. I have a large piece of plexi to replace the top. Sally, I didnt see on the instructions hat you used to cut the plexi and the lid of the cooler and how the heck you cut the lid if you cant take it off and if you liked it better (much better ) then the styrofoam one.
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Twist , If it gums up the saw and melts wont it ruin the saw ? only need 2 cuts and dont want to buy anything extra.
Red I'm jumping in early, haven't gotten all the reading done, but with a leghorn their white is dominate. My rir/leghorn mixed offsprings were always white. Both rir & leghorns have big combs so still could be a hen. If its comb starts turning pink within the next couple of weeks I would suspect roosters. I definitely knew by 8 weeks which one of mine were roosters. Your white Silkie looks pure to me, as long as it doesn't have any comb or wattle growth I suspect hen on the white Silkie. Her head fluff looks rounded to me like my hens. My roosters have always had the slicked back crest. Let's keep our fingers crossed. The little black Silkie/EE mix I suspect may be a roo. I think I see a little curl on its tail feathers. The other one not sure, but remember nothing is definate until they either crow or lay an egg. Good luck with them
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It may work if you turn it around backwards. I don't really know. Like I said, I've always used one of those hand held plexiglass cutters. Twist idea about the knife sounds good to me. I'd be afraid to that the saw may crack it all up. But if twist has done it, might want to listen to him.my blade is for ripping.
you should be able to knock the plastic off the blade once it cools and the just cut a piece of crap wood to "clean" it up
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