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02-10-2021 #2
It’s been along time since I did calculations like this so this could be well off !
I think I would start with the shear modulus of PVC which is 12-115 N/mm2. Let’s take worst case 115N/mm2
Multiply this by the shear area which is 2x(150x4.5)+2x(100x4.5)
This assumes a rectangular cookie cutter style blade pressing down with a female tool with the a hole in it supporting the underside of the area to be cut
This should give the shearing force I think. Try it and see !
Ps I don’t think the blade width comes into play so long as it can apply the force without bending or damage.
Happy to be corrected on the above!
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