Markus,
The aluminum window channel used in my machines is only
available in the US and Canada. We can buy it here as scrap. If you
have a PCBoard milling question just ask.
Nothing beats the copier/etching method! I have tried all the
methods to date except the URBAN LEGEND Inkjet/floor polish method.
John
--- In
Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Markus Zingg <m.zingg@n...>
wrote:
> >Hi Gang,
> > I have a set of plans for a PCBMill. It is called the
Brute.
> >It's the machine I used to mill my Piker controller boards that I
> >sold. Now I have the boards etched by a company in Texas. Milling
is
> >great for fast prototypes. I also suggested Scratch and Etch
awhile
> >back. You can build just the machine for under $125 US. Motors and
> >controller are extra. Several people build my machine and sold it
on
> >Ebay. They got $300 for it.
> >
> >
> > John
>
> John
>
> I "reconstructed" the URL to what I figured might be your homepage
out
> of your e-mail adress :)) Nice pages!. I actually browsed around
there
> a while :) Like your story about becoming a writer.
>
> What I acutally don't understand is why you refuse to ship outside
US
> and Canada - and well, this is bad for me cause I live in
Switzerland.
> I really don't see why there should be a difference if you get
postage
> and plans payed.
>
> Once more I feel like a second class member of this world...
>
> Markus