[sdiy] PCBs from old films (USA)
mark verbos
mverbos at earthlink.net
Wed Oct 22 00:29:27 CEST 2008
Now, I really don't know about this and should shut up, but that
won't stop me....
Isn't the problem the lack of drill files?
Mark
On Oct 21, 2008, at 5:53 PM, Dave Manley wrote:
> John Blacet wrote:
>> --Have you talked to any board houses?
>> As far as I know, they all still use film in the end...
>>>>> Does anyone know a board house in the USA (extra points for
>>>>> midwest :^)
>>>>> that can produce PCBs from film artwork ? Price is no
>>>>> object...
>>>
>>> Harry,
>>>
>>> What do you meen by film artwork?
>>>
>>> Im sure i dont understand you correctly, but couldnt any 2 colour
>>> image be
>>> etched or, indeed, milled, onto pcb material with
>>> relative ease?
>>>
>
> I just went and spoke with the cad guys here at work and they said
> it shouldn't be a problem with the following caveats for the pcb
> house:
>
> 1. they support the complexity of the board (number layers, trace
> width, etc)
> 2. the films have registration marks they can work with.
>
> Our cad guys said the industry is starting to support direct laser
> imaging, but the majority is still film based.
>
> -Dave
>
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