Most if not all will work well. It largely depends on how much cutting you
are going to do.
1/16 is a little think, but should still be quite manageable with a shear.
That's my preference. Quick, inexpensive and clean (fiberglass is very
annoying, so I strongly dislike any cutting methods that produce that dust,
and even drill boards with a vacuum cleaner running)
On 3/16/06, patt896 <d.patten@...> wrote:
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> Band Saw, fine blade
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