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i just bought my dice, i got 4 for 2 dollars american. they are a green color. is there a certain way i need to drill them to get best results? i dont want to melt them with the drill bit. TIA!

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Those dice that I used didn't melt even with the highest setting. It only produced a lot of dust. Just take it slow and use low rpm, that is usually the trick with acrylic products.

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thanks for the tips, i think i can handle a little dust, i just wasnt sure if they would melt or not. with them being an acrylic and all, i figured they would... i was confused i guess. hehe

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mine didnt melt, i had my dremel at its highest speed, there was plenty of dust flying around. probably cuz i made the hole on mine deeper than it was supposed to be. but i didnt make it wide enough. but still, make it deep and use shoe goo to fill the hole and press the screw in so that the shoe goo comes up a little bit, it holds perfectly.

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thanks for the tip crash, i think i might try and get some of that shoe glue, i heard it works better than most epoxies.

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Heres a link to buy it from. it does bond better than most epoxies. One time on my skool bus we glued a few of the windows shut using that stuff. It didnt open for the rest of the school year. chek this out, straight form the site about it:

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