Answered: Different materials within plastic sheet size limit

[TurboTech]

I was wondering whether of not it is legal to use multiple different kinds of plastic within the parameters of the size constraints.

<R7> f. Non shattering plastic from the following list; polycarbonate, acetel monopolymer (Delrin),
acetal copolymer (Acetron GP), POM (acetal), ABS, PEEK, PET, HDPE, LDPE, Nylon (all
grades), Polypropylene, FEP; as cut from a single 12" x 24" sheet up to 0.070" thick.

For example, would it be allowed to use a 12" x 12" sheet of abs and 12" x 12" poly carbonate? Obviously both are of the correct thickness and would be perfectly legal if used without the other. As well, both the sheets would fit within 12" x 24" sheet if the sheet was made of half abs and half polycarbonate.
Thanks

[Karthik]

@TurboTech

I was wondering whether of not it is legal to use multiple different kinds of plastic within the parameters of the size constraints.
For example, would it be allowed to use a 12" x 12" sheet of abs and 12" x 12" poly carbonate? Obviously both are of the correct thickness and would be perfectly legal if used without the other. As well, both the sheets would fit within 12" x 24" sheet if the sheet was made of half abs and half polycarbonate.
Thanks

Yes, this is legal, provided no other rules are violated in the process.