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I'm quite willing to settle for just printing PCBs at home. There are low-volume PCB printing services but they are still quite expensive, not to mention slow t
by potatolicious 14y ago
I'm quite willing to settle for just printing PCBs at home. There are low-volume PCB printing services but they are still quite expensive, not to mention slow to turn around. There is a strong space here for a 3D printer to come in.
- pvidler 14y agoMilling seems like a better bet (than printing) for home PCBs without the etching. It's cheaper and more accurate, like this one: http://www.coolcomponents.co.uk/catalog/imodela-milling-machine-p-1011.html http://www.coolcomponents.co.uk/catalog/imodela-milling-mach... Downside is that there's no solder resist, so SMT parts would be tricky/impossible to solder. Also the above model only handles tiny boards — something that can do a standard 160x100 mm eurocard would be nice.