Panel/PCB construction
CGS2510.SEP.STUDENT.UCA at CUB.UCA.EDU
CGS2510.SEP.STUDENT.UCA at CUB.UCA.EDU
Thu Sep 18 10:45:09 CEST 1997
> What is the appropriate tool(s) to use for cutting non-circular holes in
> panels to accomodate square/rect switches, level sliders, etc?
>
> When you construct your PCBs, what do you use to drill the holes?
>
> All I've used is a rather over-engineered drill press. Isn't there
> something smaller, and more precise I could use?
The nibbling tools are very good for maybe a few holes, but gets
tedious after that, so a more refined die press might be in order. I
think some catalogs like Mouser and stuff have dies for holes like
that. I usually use a dremel press with a standard #65 bit for PC
holes. The #65 fits pretty well into the 3/64 (i think) collet.
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