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Posted 10/7/2009 3:09:25 PM
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I want to try and etch some polycarbonate (plastic) wine glasses.  I don't think the glass etching cream will work, so it was suggested I try a Dremel tool.  My husband has one (but won't share), so I am going to purchase my own to add to my own tool collection. 

Any suggestions on type and tip to use, once I get my stencil adhered?

The glasses are those thick plastic that are good for outdoor use, but don't look like cheap plastic throwaways.

Thanks for any advice!

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Posted 10/27/2009 7:49:39 AM


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It is hard to tell someone what bit to use I would look at the #105,105 or 107 Ball nose engraving cutters. Make sure to practice on some old material.

Doug


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