SparkFun have some gerber batch files for Eagle for use with
BatchPCB.com, which produce the various masks/screens/layers and a
drill file (and which are somehow different to the built-in Eagle
gerber template). I assume that it would be a really good starting
point for working direct w/- Phoenix.
they're called sfe-gerb274x.cam, found them somewhere on sfe or
batchPCB ... there's quite a nice Eagle/BatchPCB tutorial at
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/tutorial_info.php?tutorials_id=109disclaimer: no affliliation and I have not even used their service
personally
PG
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> Could anyone tell me how to make the files to send them? This is all
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> > I was thinking of doing my prototype boards at home but don't want
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> > Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] professional board making
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