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Nice method and thanks for making the video nandemoguy.
mima, I use Papillio supplies paper, which is higher quality than you can typically find locally.
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Quoted from vid1900:Always run waterslides with a freshly turned on printer.
If the printer has been on more than 20 minutes, you risk a meltdown.
Don't know if this is your issue, but worth a try.
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While the fancy tools are nice they're really not necessary. Get a piece of .093" Lexan at Home Depot and for the straight cuts you can score the plastic and snap it and for curves use a coping saw. Then smooth the edges with a file and finish off with a buffing wheel and some plastic rouge. Once you're done it will look as good as a laser cut plastic.
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http://pinballrehab.com/1-articles/pinball-restoration/ramps-and-plastics/186-recreating-plastics
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