On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 19:36:57 -0000, mikezcnc <
marabu@...> wrote:
> Stan,
>
> Your advice to use the metal fabrication tool is ingenious! I would never
> figure out how that thing cuts anything. I was in the store looking for
> soemthing to cut and teh salesmen did not know that htey had it. I kept
> walking by it several times without realizing what the beast does. I
> somehow ended up with a guide fence and a hand puch, all thanks to you!!!
>
> When I cut my first PCB, I could not believe the quality of the cut! You
> were right that this is the ultimate tool to use to cut PCBs. Thank you
> VERY much for your information. I would never use a grinder or sand paper
> due to possibility of dust, which is a very deadly substance.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Mike
>
>
>
Can you please post a scan or so of a cut pcb?
maybe the edge?
I used the bungard pcb shear once, (is built like any table shear) and the
cut was really bad. maybe the machine was not adjusted properly or blunt or
something.
that led me to decide that is not the way to go.
(the edges got white a few millimaters inward where the laminate layers
were separated.)
I would really like to see one of your cuts, to see if only that particular
unit was so bad.
Stefan