Evan - I bit the bullet a couple of years ago and bought a hobby shear brake for cutting PCBs....little pricey solution unless you have routine need for doing so but I found it to be the best (for me) method of getting nice clean, straight cuts for "Manhattan" style construction projects. Got mine from MicroMark but several sellers have similar type tools.
73 - Dino On 24Jul2010, at 10:10 PM, [email protected] wrote: > > Fellow Drake Enthusiasts, > > Yes, the subject line is strange but trust me, it does relate to Drake. I'm > in the process of finalizing a project and will be describing it in some open > source publication or website. It relates to the power supplies used with > the Drake L4, L4B, and L7 linear amplifiers. > > As part of this project, I need to saw the phenolic boards used in the > supplies as well as sawing fiberglass-epoxy board, 1/8 inch thick, that is > similar to high quality printed circuit boards, only without any foil on > either side. My question is, can I use my table saw typically used to cut > wood, to cut the phenolic and the fiberglass-epoxy board? I'm not sure if > the material is so hard that it would cause heating and binding, or whether > it would rapidly dull the blade. Your expert advice would be greatly > appreciated. > > Enjoy those Drakes. > > 73, > > Evan
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