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On 20 Mar 2006 08:30:07 -0800 in rec.radio.amateur.homebrew, "Tim
Shoppa" wrote, Working sheet metal in a mill or a drill press has caused some, um, near-disasters in many amateur shops. Poor clamping resulting in spinning sheets with sharp edges are the most common That is deadly true; but I would think if you are going to make a business of it that you would set up some _good_ clamping fixture that would hold your sheet with no slipping. How is PC Board milling done? |
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