cutting thin plastic

>>1108068
Plastic scoring tool. Create an outline with tape and score it until it's thin enough to punch in.

You'll want to sand it after

>>1108068
For circles, I would use a step bit. For squares, use a good knife

red-hot knife or box-cutter. Do it outside though lol. You can also use hot-water and a power drill if they just need to be holes

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Aviation tin snips. If they'll cut sheet steel they'll cut thin plastic. They'll cut thick plastic for that.

>>1108068
I have one of these. They suck. Too flimsy.

Flip the case open, mark with a sharpie, score with exacto. Or trace with a heated anything. Don't be a pussy. Melting it will make the edges less sharp.

soldering iron

>>1108068
Just curious, what are your plans for it? I've considered cutting some myself for X-Wing Miniatures.

Just buy a fucking dremel and save yourself a huge hassle. Cut the geometrics with circular blades and round bits for holes. It's so fucking easy to use. I'm surprised when anyone on DIY doesn't have a dremmel

>>1108378
Even better, apparently the Black & Decker $30 rotary tool is worth using and fits Dremel brand stuff.

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>>1108068
Burr bit in a power drill and some hobby knives.

Or just a hammer and a chisel.

>>1108671

Have you ever tried to fuck a fat hooker in the back of a car parked down a dark alley?

>>1108738
Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?

>>1110385
never rub another man's rubarb

>>1108185
Fight stick, pic related

>>1108378
Can you please recommend a decently affordable set? I'm in Canada

>>1110940
Plano box is not suitable for a fight stick

>>1111037
why not

i should clarify im making a hitbox, no joystick

so i'll just be drilling holes for sanwas on the top