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hmm help pls

Post by HotDog-Cart »

help pls
uhh i dont have a bandsaw so can i cut my Atari board with a Exacto Knife?
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whatever can do the job and is easiest for you. Just expect to have to make many cuts, maybe change the blade. Also, bigger razors (like for shingles and stuff) may be better, as you get a better grip.
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Post by Reaperman@home »

a coping or hack saw would do wonders on it. Visit your local $1 store for supplies.
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Post by N Rage64 »

U could just go to home depot and get i smaller piece and i think they cut things there

i was wondering how would i cut a peice of a altoids box
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Post by soundwave »

Reaperman@home wrote:a coping or hack saw would do wonders on it. Visit your local $1 store for supplies.
Yeah, anything with a sharp edge could work, just use your imagination.
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move plz kthx.
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Post by Sparkfist »

Be said a utility knife, those that have several blades in the handle are good, just score the surface several times then it should snap apart.

I used my scroll saw, its not a good as a band saw but it worked.
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Question answered. Thread closed. Pleeease think before you post, you're driving us all crazy!
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