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Default Good info on UHMW - what about phenolic?

For inserts, etc., a polycarbonate such as "lexan" is a very good
alternative. You can usually get scraps from sign shops if you live in a
decent sized city.

And, the solid surface counter top materials, such as corian, also work
well. But, they are a bit more brittle than the polycarbs.
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