acrylester and celluloid

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Since I know nothing about these types of blanks and haven't turned either one -- can anyone explain what the difference is between "inlace acrylester" and "celluloid"? Is one easier to turn? Does one scratch or mark easier than the other? Does anyone prefer one over the other?
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George, Inlace Acrylester is basically polyesther resin. Celluloid is more brittle, but like Ed, I've found it is easier to turn. It also appears to be harder and more scratch resistant.
 
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