How to drill holes in acrylic sheets

　　Using an electric drill, first mark the desired location and then select a suitable drill bit to create a hole in the surface. 
　　It is also possible to drill holes using a laser cutting machine, which produces relatively standard-sized holes. The dimensions can be pre-designed in advance, ensuring high precision. Additionally, CNC engraving machines can be used for drilling; this method requires machine operation and delivers excellent precision, though it typically necessitates computer assistance to achieve the desired results.

　　This material has a relatively lightweight texture. If you want to drill holes, you can directly use an electric drill. First, mark the desired location, then select an appropriate drill bit and carefully drill into the surface. Of course, drilling requires some skill—otherwise, it’s easy to cause chipping or even damage the acrylic sheet.

　　Using a bench drill to create holes yields relatively standard results. However, this method has limitations: it cannot drill very large holes or irregularly shaped ones, and it imposes certain constraints on hole positioning. These limitations depend on the arm length of the bench drill—specifically, if the desired hole location on the board exceeds the drill's arm length, it becomes impossible to proceed. In terms of household settings, such equipment is typically not found in ordinary homes.