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Offline Gupgup

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Need some metal cut
« on: Sat, 02 February 2013, 15:32:45 »
I remember seeing a post where someone said they had access to the machinery that could cut some metal?

If someone could point me towards that, I'd greatly appreciate it!

I need to take the F row off of a ANSI150 plate, not complex at all!

This is needed because I'm trying to get a plate that will work with my Korean A.87 PCB, an ANSI150 is just a little bit off between
 the number row and F row.. So I just want to cut off the F row and have a usable plate! If someone has another route I could take, that would be welcome also!

Thanks :)
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Offline mkawa

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Re: Need some metal cut
« Reply #1 on: Sun, 03 February 2013, 12:33:51 »
depending on the material and thickness, careful use of a nibbler, fine-toothed hacksaw, or dremel followed by a fine-cut file is probably the way to go.

dremel also now sells a small rotary saw that looks fairly precise but is about the same size as a traditional dremel.
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Offline Gupgup

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Need some metal cut
« Reply #2 on: Mon, 04 February 2013, 11:27:09 »
Do you have any links to the materials you have found to be most effective?
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