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Why don't you use a service like ExpressPCB or PCB123? It's pretty quick and not that expensive, esp. if you put several PCBs in one order.Originally Posted by jpm000001
Chris (in SF).
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Hello Everyone,
I live in the San Francisco Bay Area and do not have the money or space for a CNC to mill my PCBs. I am wondering if there is anyone in my area that would be willing to let me mill a few small, hobby PCBs on their CNC?
Why don't you use a service like ExpressPCB or PCB123? It's pretty quick and not that expensive, esp. if you put several PCBs in one order.
Chris (in SF).
List of parts sources for CNC builders - http://www.CNCsources.net
Dyna Mechtronics 4400C Conversion - CNC bed mill w/toolchanger to Mach3 conversion - http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=50787
Nah, I don't want to pay $50+ for small, one-off hobby boards.
Anyone out there around the bay area?
Well, if you have a EDA program capable of generating gerbers (like eagle or diptrace), there are places that will do it for less than $20, but, in general, that's about as low as you'll get no matter what.
If you are really trying to do it on the cheap, use a laser printer transfer and etch the things. That's cheap.
Chris.
List of parts sources for CNC builders - http://www.CNCsources.net
Dyna Mechtronics 4400C Conversion - CNC bed mill w/toolchanger to Mach3 conversion - http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=50787
check out batchpcb.com ? You get the added advantage of plated through holes...
Alternatively a small etching tank don't require much space..
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