At 06:05 AM 24/06/2009, you wrote:
> >Cutting pcbs... after experiments with paper cutters (they break fast),
> >dremel with cutting wheel (work, but fiberglass dust everywhere, and the
> >wheels break easily), I discovered tin snips work very well.
>
>Try something like this:
>*http://tinyurl.com/nypzjg
>
>I had the opportunity to try some similar to these on PCBs quite a 
>few years ago and they worked well - they're not like cheesy paper 
>cutting shears! Found these after a NOT exhaustive search of eBay. 
>Probably something cheaper if you really looked. Look nice though.
>
>Vic
>*

This kind works nicely:

http://www.grizzly.com/products/G6089/images

.. and is also useful for sheet metal work. No dust, and pretty accurate.



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