1/4 Inch 6x12 Aluminum Sheet 6061-T6 Aluminum Tooling Flat Sheet Plate Bar Mill Stock

Used as weather proofing base for outside electrical box mounting for floodlights under my eave trough

Protected and very well packed. Nice cuts and perfect size. Flawless .

I cut my finger as I was removing it from its cardboard box . I had to take a file and go over all the edges as cuts and splinters abound. Otherwise a good product. Bruce

This plate was exactly what I needed. Do be aware that it is NOT 6 X 12 as advertised, however - its more like 5 15/16 X 11 7/8 . This was fine for my application, but if you need exactly 6 X 12, this isnt it.

Solid piece of aluminum. The size is about 1/8 shorter than advertised. Used it to mount my reloading press to my bench. Perfecto!

The aluminum plate was of the correct size, and was flat. Protective plastic sheet was on both sides of the aluminum. No sharp edges, and it was very easy to mill a part I bought it for.

good quality

In the description this item is described as BOTH: 12 x 6 x 1/4 and as 300mm x 150mm x 6mm. LOL, these dimensions are not the same! What I received was 300mm x 152mm x 6.3mm, or in other words 11-7/8 x 6 x 1/4. Also, the description indicates it is cut smooth with no burrs. LOL. Not even close. It has very sharp, rough edges, with heavy burrs. It came well packed and is good enough for me. It is very flat. Its a fair value for the price. 3 stars out of 5 from me.

Exactly the same as advertising,

I wanted to replace and relocate the horn on my Harley FXR from under the battery box to the front of the frame but couldnt find a decent looking bracket that would work on my Road Runner Beep Beep Horn. While this was far more aluminum than I needed, the price was right and I ordered it in. The aluminum thickness and overall size was as expected and was covered on both sides with plastic. It was easy to work with and after some time with a hacksaw, files, spindle sander and drill; I was able to make a functional and decent looking horn bracket. Finishing this aluminum was easy as well. What you see in the pictures is a quick sanding with 320, followed by 600 and a quick hand rub with Mothers. I was able to make my bracket and have enough left over for other projects. Win/win.