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hiiii,
i want to use saw table for cutting pcb
and there are 2 kind of table saw
1- saw table for wood
2- saw table for ceramic
what i can use for pcb ?
 

wood saw for standard phenolic types.

and glass epoxy with ceramic saw.
(a suggestion)
 

thank you
but what kind of saw blade should i use
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You could make a movie about this, " The Texas PCB Saw Massacre" !

How much PCB are you cutting? For small amounts a band saw is far better. Those blades will eat at least 2mm width of board and are likely to chew the edges.

Brian.
 

thank's
but i want to use saw table because it very low cost about 70$
 

hiiiiiiiii

what is name or type for saw blade for cutting pcb
 

help me
i will buy saw table soon.......
 

We are here but you did not answer the question posed earlier. How many PCBs are you going to cut?

That kind of saw is not normally used for PCBs for several reasons: it is too 'brutal', it will tend to tear the board apart, It can not make short cuts because of the diameter of the blade and it can only cut in from board edges.
Most people use a guillotine cutter, one with a blade and lever or design boards with snap-outs, a line of holes or slots so the board can be snapped out of panel by bending it.

Brian.
 
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