After some nylon sheet please or offcuts.

[suesi34e]

Hi mekanik

Tar very much for that I have had a look just what I was after as for price nothing is cheap now it seems well nothing I ever seem to go after!

Many thanks

Suesi

[mekanik]

Try ebay as well, just had a look through my records and i purchase a sheet of Delrin 1000 x 200 x 20 for GBP 30.45 with an unrecognized email address so it was probably an ebay seller, you could get lucky.
Mike

[mekanik]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/20MM-THICK...item1c326ed826

[suesi34e]

Hi there,

That is a big help to me so many thanks

Suesi

[Marlin]

Hi,
Not knowing why you chose Nylon but I would like to suggest an option that I have not seen mentioned on these posts which is.. HPL (High Pressure Laminate) aka Trespa.
It is a dense (usually Black) resin/paper material (think, very thick Formica) which comes in board form (up to 3 x 4m) with thickness's from 6-14mm. You have probably come across it in Public Toilets as the cubicle walling and doors. It is possible to get it on Ebay for between £10-£20 psm second hand. It is also used to clad modern buildings (screening). Generally with a paint finish to both sides.
It is very rigid and machines very well.. (Routers are best) holds thread very well and because it is formed with heat and pressure is much less brittle than cast plastics like acrylic.
I consider it to be a viable alternative to Aluminium for frame building though I think I would get shot down for my impudence from the elders..

[Dean jeffery]

Hi,
Not knowing why you chose Nylon but I would like to suggest an option that I have not seen mentioned on these posts which is.. HPL (High Pressure Laminate) aka Trespa.
It is a dense (usually Black) resin/paper material (think, very thick Formica) which comes in board form (up to 3 x 4m) with thickness's from 6-14mm. You have probably come across it in Public Toilets as the cubicle walling and doors. It is possible to get it on Ebay for between £10-£20 psm second hand. It is also used to clad modern buildings (screening). Generally with a paint finish to both sides.
It is very rigid and machines very well.. (Routers are best) holds thread very well and because it is formed with heat and pressure is much less brittle than cast plastics like acrylic.
I consider it to be a viable alternative to Aluminium for frame building though I think I would get shot down for my impudence from the elders..

Not sure if you red the OP requirements been min size pos larger, so guessing 14mm is not going to be thick enough lol.

[Clive S]

Not sure if you red the OP requirements been min size pos larger, so guessing 14mm is not going to be thick enough lol.

I think Trespa is made in other sizes http://www.trespa.com/uk/products but the OP did ask for nylon. ..Clive

[Dean jeffery]

I think Trespa is made in other sizes http://www.trespa.com/uk/products but the OP did ask for nylon. ..Clive

Just went off what was said 6 to 14 mm