On Tue, 12 Nov 2002, Alan B. Pearce wrote:

> >And of course water won't bother the fiberglass...
>
> No but ..................

Yeah, but you're in a production environment with stringent controls and
we would assume proper PCB cutting facilities.  I thought this discussion
was about hobbyist and low-volume production.  There is of course nothing
stopping one from baking the PCBs after cutting and before soldering.

As long as some drying technique is used, I'd suspect a minute or so of
exposure to water during cutting would not be a significant (or even a
detectable) detriment to anyone who would be using a tile cutting saw to
cut PCBs instead of whatever a real production facility would use.

Dale

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