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FAB - Scoring PCB panels
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On 0.062 inch thick boards, we currently call for a 30 degree score,
0.020 inch deep on opposing sides of the board.
We are trying to develop our standard for scoring.  Is this what most use
for scoring?
Do you score boards thicker than 0.062 and if so what dimensioning do
you use for those?
If given the choice would you select scoring over routing? why?

Thought this might be of general interest to the board community.

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