I found the Dremel made a lot of dust.  A paper shear was much cleaner.
Alternately, get someone wth a metal shear to cut them for you.
David

Bob Barr wrote:

>On Sat, 20 Dec 2003 15:52:27 -0800, Dan Devine wrote:
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>>I've had really good luck with the dremel cut-off wheel.  If you can
>>hold it steady enough to follow your line, it ends up looking great.  It
>>doesn't seem to destroy the wheels too fast either.
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>As unsteady as I am, I made a simple holder (just wood blocks and hose
>clamps) to hold my Dremel horizontally. The PCB slides on the base.
>With the wheel's edge just above the base, it makes a nice score that
>can easily be snapped.
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>Regards, Bob
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