cutting traces on veroboard

[mordechai]

Anybody have an easy way to cut the traces on the strip side of a vero board?  I guess I could just use an exacto knife, but I wonder if you have a preferred method that's a little quicker...

[Ice-9]

When I used to use Veroboard I remember having a little screwdriver shape tool but instead of  a screwdriver end it had a machined cutting end on it. One of the best tools i had at the time, saved me loads of frustration.

http://uk.farnell.com/duratool/3360568a/cutter-track/dp/3360568?in_merch=true&MER=i-9b10-00001422

[ayayay!]

A quick tap of a Dremel. 

[Renegadrian]

drill bit #3 (sound great, can be a perfume or a song!!!)  
(3mm point)

[digi2t]

drill bit #3 (sound great, can be a perfume or a song!!!)  
(3mm point)

I use a bigger bit, number 20 or so, with a hand chuck. Just turn until I chamfer out the copper.

[artifus]

drill bit by hand. only takes a few twists, no drill required.

[Perrow]

+1 for the Dremel, I use it with one of those diamond engraving bits, no problem cutting traces between holes.

[slacker]

3 or 4mm drill bit works for me.

[Electric Warrior]

+1
drill bit is the way to go!

[Seven64]

http://cgi.ebay.com/Vero-Strip-Board-PCB-Circuit-Track-Cutting-tool-/220509678716?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item335766ac7c#ht_1865wt_908

[vendettav]

I actually use an exacto knife. ok it's like an exacto knife blade, i just filed my flat metal file's top edge lol anyways an exact knife works for me well enough, never encountered any problems