You can make one board per project. I have designed several boards in Eagle,
some have made it to copper, others didn't but you can create as many as you
want, as long as you keep the design to 1 board per project. You can redo the
board as many times as you like, as long as there is only one board file for
the project. Eagle does let you open files larger than you can create with
the freeware version, but you simply can't edit them.
On Friday 24 March 2006 09:58 pm, aggie_672000 wrote:
> Just finished my first toner transfer board which has made me think
> maybe a CNC routed board would be better. Am retired on a minimum
> budget so like free software:
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> Saw a lot of people use Eagle, but afterlooking at the Eagle website
> wondered if the free version is only good for making one board or did
> I misread? With my learning curve it would take 10-20 attempts to get
> my first board.
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> The PCB's I am interested in making at present are predrawn in a PDF
> file for toner transfer. Is it possible to modify these for milling?
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> After I get a drawing in the right format for milling, what program is
> used to generate G code etc.? At present am using A9CAD to make
> drawing, ACE to convert to g code, then Mach3 to control my router.
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