That ' s what I thought . There ' s always the danger in swinging too far in the other direction , I guess . <| sep |> Can I eat your Ass and fuck you afterwards ? <| sep |> YOU FOOLWell I suppose you need money toy ' knowsurvive . <| sep |> Oh wait , I meant my monk , my b . I ' m the ninja and I only death blossom the first adds so I never run out of tp . <| sep |> Can someone translate what he is saying ? I don ' t understand a single word LOL . Just the final shiiieeeeet . <| sep |> Watch app or activity app ? It doesn ' t show up in the activity app and he ' s on 3 . 1 so it ' s updated . <| sep |> I promise the majority of that will still occur . <| sep |> You ' re welcome ! Yup , those measurements make sense . The solvent doesn ' t dissolve it to change the shape noticeably it ' s more like it just makes it sticky . A mold would definitely be a good idea . If you had a bunch of sizes then you could make the mold work like a camera aperture so that you could adjust the size . Or just cut a mold for each size you ' re doing if there ' s only a few . By that I mean to mold one circumference of triangles , so you ' d have to add the top and bottom separately , like by lifting your mold shape above the table to hold it at the right height after the first circumference is attached flat on the table to keep the bottom edges on the same plane . Or , you could make the mold in three dimensions and just set the pieces into it , so you could do an entire half at once . Yeah I ' m not sure how the dichroic film would work , because I ' ve never used that . We used sprays or stickback which is basically clear sticker paper that we print patterns to . If I had to guess , I ' d think the film is probably not the same acrylic to work with the solvent . Spray adhesive might be an option . Before I cut the pieces , I would adhesive spray the entire sheet of acrylic and layer it with the film . Or maybe there ' s particular plastic that has those color properties that I ' m not familiar with .