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Turns out the mirror finish on my acrylic sheets is slightly conductive. Really everything is conductive at a high enough voltage. Might try to do some drawings and stuff on acrylic in the future with these methods.
I also have another acrylic material with silver flakes embedded in the plastic. Of course those silver flakes are also highly conductive!
CogYang
I just test em in the microwave
mieper3
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4t0m1c4
Interestingly, hot glue is conductive.. at low voltages it messed up a few arduino positioning projects I made. It warms up and changes the calibration constantly. Maybe I shouldn't have used so much though..
stickerlight
Silicone! I'm going to do my best to design initially without silicone, and then coat in silicone before sending to customers
bingtittletittlebong
Don't breathe that
cosinewave
Yes, metal is used either has a film or a deposited layer on both glass and acrylic mirrors so there will be some conductivity
k5user
electroboom's got your back!
IMissBadlyPhotoshoppedMichaelCera
Good one. Full video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YBwDNfOaxU
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Beat me to it...