[sdiy] PCBCart

[Tom Bugs]

I've had a few problems with silk-screen positioning too - especially 
for my front-panels that use PCB material. It tends to be ok for narrow 
panels, but is often more of a problem for larger panels.
Having discussed such things with PCBCart (they're pretty great with 
communication & help) it turns out that the silk-screens are position 
*by hand*!
I had some problems on recent largish Touch-Panels and PCBCart have been 
happy to remake several panels - generally they are good & responsive if 
things aren't quite up-to-scratch.
There have also been a few panels with noticeable touch-ups (of 
soldermask) and even a couple where the soldermask position was off - 
but, again, these problems were well dealt with.
(I don't bother to complain for standard circuit PCBs as a little 
deviation of silk-screen positioning is rarely a problem)
So, especially given the price and decent service, PCBCart are excellent 
in my eyes.
Tom/BugBrand

Colin f wrote:
>   
>   
>> About the only complaint I have with pcbcart is they never 
>> seem to line the
>> top silkscreen up quite right.  I almost find it amusing.
>>     
>
> Yeah, the screen here is a little bit off, maybe 10mils, but not any more
> than I usually get from Olimex, and PCBCart clip the silk-screen so you
> don't end up with any on your solder pads, even if you try to get it there
> ;-)
>
> Cheers,
> Colin f
>
>
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