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I also am satisfied with what the pcb industry provides anyways, but couldn't this 3d printing technique produce more than 2 layer boards? That seems like at le
by elago 9y ago
I also am satisfied with what the pcb industry provides anyways, but couldn't this 3d printing technique produce more than 2 layer boards? That seems like at least one potential improvement beyond milling a copper board.
I do wonder how well the non-conductive material handles the heat of soldering though.
I think it could be cool to combine the circuit board and enclosure into one thing, even though that's terrible for serviceability.
- tyingq 9y agoI believe the resistance is also high for these inks which limits the use cases somewhat.