Hi pcb folks
I use a harbor freight tile saw with the 4"diamond blade and I use it wet.
with a slide to hold it.
works very well.
Regards
Robert
james hardy wrote:
> I would go along with Bob Macklin and use something other than a Dremel tool of any sort since attachments are so expensive. Having more copper clad than I could possibly ever use, I'm not concerned with drop wasted from cutting so I use discarded a masonry blade on a table mounted circular saw. This set up will also cut fairly thick steel, though like with PCBs it leaves rougher edge than desired but a hand file makes short work of that.
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