I got this vero board today. Can somebody tell me how to cut this board in smaller pieces?

 

For me personally it would be either score and snap or my bandsaw.

 

I score both sides with Exacto knife and then snap.

 

For small widths, I use a Junior Hacksaw, for wider sections a dremel with cut off disc.
Smooth the edge with sander.

 

I got this vero board today. Can somebody tell me how to cut this board in smaller pieces?

I'd use my 8" metal shear from Harbor Freight:


If I didn't have it, I'd probably score and snap. Line up the score with the edge of a table to snap.

Or use a metal bending tool:

 

This is what I would call Veroboard or stripboard. It is easy to score and snap. I score in line with the holes.



With fiberglass perfboard, I would use a fine saw or metal shear. A heavy duty paper cutter also cuts stripboard, perfboard, and copper clad laminate.

 

I choose to use a fine (32 TPI) pitch hacksaw blade if I am cutting a section witha project already built on it.

 

I mostly use Vero board and the best way to detect 'Whiskers' between solder points on adjacent tracks, is to run a box-cutter blade between the tracks, Detects even the slightest whisker.

 

I use diamond disk on my micro table saw. Very clean cuts.