> I have done a little experimentation in the past manually cutting traces using > graver techniques. The copper itself cuts just fine, but getting it separated > cleanly from the fiberglass is more of a problem. > > I would think Cricut would have a similar problem issue. Still if it works, that > would be great. The cutter tips are carbide these days, and are fairly cheap (dunno about CriCut specifically). They'd handle soft copper easily although hitting the fibreglass underneath would dull them. Maybe you could combine this with the mythical EDM method; use the EDM to burn away the unwanted (and isolated) bit between the tracks. Tony
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RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Produce Quick & Cheap PCBs with a CNC paper cutter
2012-06-14 by Tony Smith