On Dec 2, 2005, at 10:22 AM, Danny Sauer wrote:

> Using a RotoZip on a PCB would just be craziness.

Well, I use a CNC router table (actually an LPKF PCB mill) with
3/32 inch router bits to cut out PCBs.  Works great, but the bits
don't last too long :-(  fiberglass is tough stuff.  The dust gets
sucked up by the vacuum, too, which is comforting.  It's not THAT
different, but I guess I agree that doing something similar with a
handheld tool would be pretty awful...

Not enough people are agreeing with the 'use thin board and tinsnip
or "penny cutting scissors' method.  That works quite nicely.  (although
by the time your boards are that thin, I imagine a lot of things work
pretty well.)

BillW
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