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No idea if that would work. You can try it on a test material, before trying something like this ua-cam.com/video/_deI0em7m_0/v-deo.html

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By what you say I believe the issue is a software or electric problem. If that is the case I can't help you, and you should take it to a camera service. If it tries to extend the lens barrel, but then jumps back, then it could be meeting some dirt between the barrels, closing it down. In this case my tips might help you.

If your lens barrel extends but won't close most probably it has an electronic or software issue, in which case you should take it to a camera service. I can't help you with that. A stuck lens due to dust or other particles usually makes attemps to close or open but jumps back or can't complete the full extension or retraction.

If I remember well Wendy, I said in the video that it's a good idea to start off slowly to ensure a straight path is clearly established before you go full in with the knife (thinner acrylic) or scoring tool (3 mm, not so thin acrylic). With any cutting tool on acrylics and glass, it's very easy to run off to a side and ruin the cut. Thanks for your comment.

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Thanks for your comment Awalk. No doubt curves, not circles, are a different challenge. Maybe a Dremel,, if you can afford one, is another option.

@@RODsDIY Thank you, good idea. I have a dremmel yes. Brilliant, thank you so much.

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There are many miniature projects where a dremel is just perfect. Just a pity some accesories are so expensive, but I suppose they are worth every penny.

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Many thanks for your comment and I envy your fortune. There are many many things you can do with your collection either for your home, workshop, presents or for selling. I'm sure you'll find loads of ideas in Pinterest and UA-cam.

@@RODsDIY I thought I was going to have to fight to get one or two of the screens but in the end, bar a half dozen or so, I managed to snaffle up the lot, plus a few dozen thick aluminium joining plates and L brackets. Definitely some good fortune & I've probably got a lifetime supply of both if I use them on small & medium size projects & not as full sheets.

@@Rooster---ooo Oh, yes, they always come in handy. I'm always picking up from the street broken pieces or full panes off advertisement panels or bus stops, or TV screens. Very useful; your junk my fortune. 😂😂😂

@@RODsDIY Absolutely. People like us see the potential of this 'junk'. When you see the price to buy these materials new, it makes your eyes water :p I'm primarily a woodworker & find it difficult to pass a pallet. I keep a pallet breaker in my car for targets of opportunity. If only the local tip would let me loose on their skips. It hurts my soul to see what gets chucked out :(

@@Rooster---ooo "Targets of opportunity" is the perfect name. Driving around I have one eye on the holes in the road and the other on possible targets 😂😂😂, although nowadays I fall into more holes than opportunities 😂😂😂.

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Idea. Wish systems were even more integrated. The moment one buys a certain material in a shop, a vid would pop up in UA-cam in the suggested videos with a name - Don't be that 1000 idiot who broke the material. Would make people conscious.

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Thanks for your comment Xehpuk. Nice how the melted acrylic just clicks off.

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How many teeth does your saw have? Somehow some people get away with power tools, either it's the teeth per inch or it's how they go along with the job.

@@RODsDIY Quite a few 60 or 80 can't remember which blade is on at the moment. Its new to only used it for about 15 to cuts of nice old larch hard but no knots. And it is a 2,000 watt motor so it spins much faster than my circular saw that is only 1,500 watts. I used the acrylic for windows in my new barn doors (small personal doors 1.5 m by 2m sort of...nothing is level nothing is square ...!) I just made.

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Maybe this helps: ua-cam.com/video/tYtYsgO3oLs/v-deo.html Thanks for leaving a comment.

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For the circles I can offer you this: ua-cam.com/video/tYtYsgO3oLs/v-deo.html For weird shapes I imagine the only option is going little by little following the line with one of the tools I have mentioned. Maybe a cutting disc on a Dremel is a good option, although it's an expensive tool.

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