I am going to get started on a new project that requires very small PCB's. As the subject states - what's the best method of cutting PCB's to the size listed here - (3" x .1"). These will be used in a non- electronic project. I will be using single sided PCB's at .062" thick. I am thinking of using one of those large office paper cutters (the ones that look like they have a 3 foot lawn mower blade as a cutter!) as the board will be less than 2mm thick. I understand that PCB's can dull blades quickly, but this cutter is one that has been deemed obsolete. Any thoughts? I read the posts about using scroll saws, routers, etc. I was thinking that as my boards would be very thin, my method would work. The only catch would be that I would need very straight cuts, no wandering edges.
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cutting SMALL! PCB's
2007-10-19 by Greg Codori
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