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Temat: Wooden Bowls from the Scroll Saw Temat: can i cut PCB with jigsaw Allright. A hacksaw it is. Thanks A hacksaw blade can be rather corse for doing this. I personally would recommend either using a scroll saw (hand held or tabletop) with a metal-cutting blade (very fine teeth) or a bandsaw. I personally use a bandsaw with a 28tpi blade and it works pretty well, with the biggest problem being the width of the kerf. On smaller boards it can easily account for 5% of the width of the board. If using something powered, it'll help to sandwhich the board between pieces of hardboard, as this will help keep the copper from burring. And of course, file all the edges smooth... Źródło: midibox.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=6771 Temat: can i cut PCB with jigsaw hmm. whats the difference between a jigsaw and a handheld scroll saw? Could you link to an image of a handheld Źródło: midibox.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=6771 Temat: can i cut PCB with jigsaw AFAIK there's no real difference, at least not with what we call a jigsaw or a scroll saw round here. The main thing seems to be that scrollers come with narrower blades so you can cut tighter curves - but you can put the same kind of blade in a jigsaw so there's no real difference. Just make sure you use a blade with many small teeth, not the wood-cutting blade that comes with most jigsaws. A hacksaw would probably be better, but you could probably get away with a jigsaw by placing the PCB like a sandwich between some blocks of wood, like c0nsumer... Źródło: midibox.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=6771 |