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I have no doubt, but I can rarely get away, between work responsibilities and the museum. But a friend might be driving through your area soon; that may be an option. I can't see your pics

It's a lovely drive this time of year? :)

Damn...sure wish I was nearby! -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

Offered for free, for pickup only, in Santa Fe, NM. See pics here: https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipPGL66a5QUP3iNGnQZ1KiLmDiN8nLjEWxs0ZDzt I used to drool over the 5420A/23A systems back in the

You can get tungsten carbide (aka... and more usually, just carbide) ... you can get carbide? 'tipped' utility knives, and especially awls, or 'scratchers.'

For machining purposes I find it is best to assume such connectors are glass filled and use an abrasive rather than sharp cutting blade. As always, feed slow and let the blade do its work rather than

If it's like a masonry/ceramic disk, or wheel... they work by abrasive grinding, and not cutting 'chips' like a saw blade. IME, it's slower, and generates a lot more heat... which is a problem with

You can sometimes see the glass fibers, if they are there, after cutting or scratching the 'plastic'. I can't see them anymore without a good pocked lens, or magnifying glass. They just look like

Hi, I'm wondering if anyone has a copy (or can scan their copy) of the manual for the 16340A RC Box? I would like to have a go at making one and I just want to be sure I get it constructed

That's good for cutting stainless, when just HSS won't very well do it. It might last longer than HSS; but if HSS is getting dulled, then that will happen to the 'coated' HSS blade you ordered

The description of the table saw, in your link, says: "...Various Material Cutting Capacity: Euquipped with ... 2.4" diamond saw blade and 2.5" alloy saw blade for PCB board..." They misspelled

Gabor, Thanks for that recommendation. Really interesting, I'll investigate it. It seems there are some very affordable CNC machines on the usual marketplaces (what are the "2030" or "3040?" What

A lot of useful info in these replies; thanks, guys. In respect of my main SA (8566B) it's not quite as bad as I'd thought. I have some inbuilt protection from the 10dB attenuation which is set by

Hey, if it's glass fiber reinforced plastic, or you're cutting PCBs with it, you'll need solid carbide blades in order to be able to expect a meaningful tool life. Even better, if this happens

My apologies, Peter, not "Peeter" as my hiccuping keyboard may have implied. Radu.

Thank you Peeter, Michael, John. I'm currently leaning on thinking I had a couple degrees angle of "attack" error/tilt I didn't realize the saw squaring device creeped to have. The mirco-table saw is

The dust is deadly. You could try using a hacksaw with water applied. The water keeps dust from happening, and lets the cuttings move out as they are made. pcb material can be scribed with a sharp

Do they have a blade for cutting ceramic tile, or a masonary blade? <vondicher@...> wrote:

Some connector material is glass fiber filled and will almost instantly dull a HSS blade.

Hi all, I hope you all will accept a "waaay off topic" (= WOT) post here coming out of frustration with... tools. I have this micro table saw (