What type of cutter works best for trimming fingers/boards the arm style or the guillotine style? As much as i am processing now i really need to get one.
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What type of cutter works best for trimming fingers/boards the arm style or the guillotine style? As much as i am processing now i really need to get one.
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Arm style.
We buy electronic scrap, Gold Karat scrap, gold filled, refined gold, silver and many other item's.
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i use arm style no issuesOriginally Posted by jghilino
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how thick pcb will it cut through? I have some stuff that is solid gold plated on one side but its exactly 1/8" thick, the layer of gold plating is 0.1-0.2mm thick, yes its actually thick enough to measure. i would mainly use it for lcd boards, and cell phone boards though
Last edited by jghilino; 09-23-2012 at 05:12 PM.
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Northern Industrial Sheet Metal Shear-8in Throat Depth #2703Q008 | eBay
I use a metal shear. It will go through any board you have and lots of other things
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i took safty bar off i have to take metal bar off cards to cut but i feel it better to take off for my ewaste buyer adds more to my metal pile as well i cut daughter board fingers,anything i put in there i cut maybe got to put muscle in it to cut but i feel safer using that..
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Swingline - Trimmers - Guillotine Trimmers - Swingline® ClassicCut® Pro Guillotine Trimmer, 15" Cut Length, 15 Sheet Capacity
i dont think i will need to remove the safety guard for cutting cell phone and lcd boards as they are so thin
This model looks like it will work good so im going to go ahead and get one. $110 on manufactures website, $66 at office depot including tax, $42 on ebay including shipping. =)
For $40 more i could get one with a laser to mark the cutting line but its really not necessary.
Last edited by jghilino; 09-25-2012 at 12:07 PM.
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