Homebrew PCBs

Yes, I need five or less of three different, though related, boards.  I
was hoping to avoid having to do the hand work and drilling of individual
boards.  Well, so be it.  The main issues there for these double-sided
ones is, as always, quality control.

thanks,
Charles

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>How many boards do u want to make?
>If you need 5 or less, it might be worth it to:
>
>Scan it on a PC photo scanner
>touch up dirty spots with with graphics program
>convert image to 1 bit black+white
>print out with laser printer (same dpi as scan)
>iron onto blank copper board with hot iron
>dissolve and remove paper.
>then etch with chemicals.
>
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>--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, dg140@f... wrote:
>> I suppose there is no easy way to copy circuit boards to make new
>ones? 
>> I'm working with a few devices which are now in cut-out limbo, so
>I'd like
>> to make more PCBs for them.  It'd be nice if some photographic or
>> "photocopying" technique existed whereby one could simply make a
>copy of a
>> PCB.  As it is, must I draw it out, do the foil pattern, etc, or
>possibly
>> draw  it out in something like OrCAD, and have PCBs done up that
>way? 
>> These are not too complex double-sided boards, about 5*6 inches. 
>Any
>> ideas as to how long it can take to redo them on computer so a shop
>can
>> make a batch?
>> 
>> Charles
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