Nice work! Looks like the template was sanded to deburr the holes. Must
be pretty tricky to keep sheet metal flat enough to keep it in contact
with the PCB. I assume you clamp them together and then scrape paste in
each hole with a putty knife of some sort?
Sander
Steve Wiseman wrote:
> On Mon, 23 Oct 2006 03:31:28 -0000, derekhawkins <eldata@...> wrote:
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>> Another use for a CNC drill or mill. Goodbye to hand soldering,
>> syringes and $100 - $150 laser templates. Some after "pasting" and
>> after "baking" shots are at the link below. Click on slideshow in the
>> upper right hand corner.
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> That's rather impressive. Did you do anything special to flatten the
> stencil after drilling? (or do you just use sharp drill bits?)
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