> These same tools will work with plastic, though you need to take a bit
> more care.

I decided to switch gases temporarily, CO2 instead of neon.  I bought one of 
the cheap Chinese laser
cutters, and plan to swap out the primitive control board and software for 
modern ones.  It'll cheerfully
cut wood and many plastics.  And cool housings is one of the reasons I'm doing 
this!

This option is open to folks without laser cutters too - there are some 
commercial services that will
do this for you (I've used both Pololu and Spikenzie with good results), just 
draft up your file, send
it to them, and they send you the cut pieces.

- John

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