is the price there given in per pack of 100 pieces? or am i wrong?
then it would be VERY expensive.
but the picture of the riveting tool is nice. it is exactly what i thought of.
even the moveable center piece is exactly like i would have done it.
but i believe it would also work without the center rod.
the form tool seems very straightforward, it should be easy to make this on a lathe (yea of course i
have none! hope to be able to do this with a drill press.....).
thank you for the links...
but first i have to get the rivets....
i'm glad to have helped you with this suggestion.
i really think it is much easier then setting up a chemical process.
(sure the results can't compete)
regards
stefan
12.05.2003 09:23:42, Neil <
cobra_neil@...> wrote:
>Alrighty folks,
>
>Been busy for the past couple days, but I've come back with (hopefully) some
>good news.... a source for eyelets....
> http://www.circuittechctr.com/products/115-7000.htm
>
>They're not cheap (~$30 per 100), but if I continue to use my existing
>technique of designing boards so that they require very few plated-thru
>holes, this might solve the problem for the few holes that do require plating
>thru.
>
>Some technical details on the press tool...
> http://www.circuittechctr.com/products/110-5202.htm
>
>Other good description of usage...
> http://www.circuittechctr.com/guides/5-3.htm
>
>Also some great info on PCB repair...
> http://www.circuittechctr.com/guides/3-0.htm
>
>Peruse the site -- there's lots of good info there.
>
>Cheers,
>-Neil.
>
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