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Mike. Watterson · 3rd Aug 2019, 2:07 pm

cutting discs or a quality mill bit on a Dremel or similar tool.
A stand is recommended.
You can also get a "plunge" adaptor to convert the Dremel or compatible into a miniature router for under £5 on eBay. Even comes with some milling bits.

I use a tile cutter with a deck, abrasive wheel and water bath for thin sheets of alloy, plastic, mdf and hardboard as well as cutting up sheets of any kind of PCB or tufnol.

3rd Aug 2019, 2:07 pm	#4
Mike. Watterson Heptode Join Date: Dec 2014 Location: Limerick, Ireland. Posts: 901	Re: PCB nibbler tools cutting discs or a quality mill bit on a Dremel or similar tool. A stand is recommended. You can also get a "plunge" adaptor to convert the Dremel or compatible into a miniature router for under £5 on eBay. Even comes with some milling bits. I use a tile cutter with a deck, abrasive wheel and water bath for thin sheets of alloy, plastic, mdf and hardboard as well as cutting up sheets of any kind of PCB or tufnol.