Black ABS Plastic Sheet 18" x 24" x 0.060" Moldable Flexible Thermoplastic Board 1/16" Thick (1.5mm) for Craft Projects, Robotics Competitions - Textured & Smooth Surface, Pack of 2

This is the perfect material for shims to improve the fit and stability of squat rack attachments. For instance, my dip attachment would wobble side to side until I shimmed it with a single sheet of this ABS to get a rock-solid fit: cut and drilled a piece of the ABS using the UHDPE liner as a template, then screwed on the resulting shim behind the UHDPE. The same strategy fixes to loose fitting j-cups. It’s easy to cut with a utility knife, and easy to drill with wood bits.

Product arrived well-packed. It is easy to cut and shape.

Exactly what I wanted for this project. The package was heavy with the two sheets. They're just thick enough to be easy to cut with a small fine-tooth saw. Great material for a DIY design. The textured side looks better for the exterior parts. Easy to drill & glue for a quick finished product. This one has a cavity in the plan, so thin sheets are the answer, stacked and cut to provide that opening. It would have taken a lot of time and effort to find this kind of plastic with these dimensions, but Amazon has got it covered!

Ordered this ABS with the plan to cut it into 2” strips. Using my table top hot wire trimmer, I set the guide for 2” with the heat to max VERY SLOWLY!! With a little practice the hot wire moved through the plastic cleanly. When finished it was simple to snap the 2” strip off with a clean cut edge.Be cautious of the fumes if you plan to use this method frequently.Note: This worked well for 1/16” ABS. I have no experience with thicker material. The key to success was moving at the rate the wire melted the plastic.I had tried other options such as a razor knife, and paper trimmer to cut the ABS. Neither of these options produced the clean straight edge my project required.👍👍👍👍👍 5 thumbs up from me!

Good quality, easy to cut to size.

Do not use this for knife sheaths. Warps, doesn't heat or form well. Maybe good for other things, not for sheaths.

Bought plastic to make custom mounting o rings for landscaping lights. Worked great

Years ago I had a favorite "bench (counter) scraper" for kitchen use, that had two straight edges for flat surfaces and corners, a convex round edge for scraping out large bowls and a concave round edge for scraping things like rolling pins. I traced its shape and kept the pattern since there was no way of telling where it had come from. When I got these sheets of ABS plastic, I had a friend cut me out some matching bench scrapers. It works well, being stiff enough and just a little flexible, but the first one cracked after just a few weeks, so either the material was a bit stiff for my purpose or we abused it in our kitchen (who knows?) We're going to use the others we had made and see if we can make them last longer.