Charl, It looks interesting, but if I paid my money, and got the items you show on the web page, I wouldn't have a clue how to use them to make a through hole. If your web page had a very clear, step by step set of directions for USE of the kit, including pictures where they would help (I understand parts of it wouldn't be visible) then I would be a lot more likely to purchase.
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James.
--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "cdvsmx5" <inquiry@...> wrote:
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> > Trying to figure how it works, I expect the hidden mandrel is the secret?>
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> There is no secret, the mandrel is tiny and is only pouched for identification.
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> The mandrel is used to form and then insert a tube of thin copper foil to line the via walls.
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> The magic happens between the thumb and index finger. Pictures are not helpful. The graphic instructions included permit emphasizing critical steps.
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> <... I would be interested in good vias, but not willing to buy a "pig in a poke" type product.>
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> The kits are priced to compete with the retail cost of raw materials before adaptation to this purpose. If you need 'good vias' this is a great offering.
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> I don't understand your mistrust.
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