Homebrew PCBs

Lately I've been using Think and 
Tinker   <http://www.thinktink.com/>. Biggest problem is their $50 
minimum. I have used Precise Bits, too, with no problems. For backing 
material I've just gone to the local art supply and gotten precut 
pieces of masonite. It takes a bit of experimentation and experience 
to avoid breaking tools. I do like the V mills because they don't 
break nearly as easily as the regular mills.

Mark



>Who are you using for your supplies -- cutters, end mills and bits 
>-- backup material?  Precise Bits was recommended to 
>me  http://www.precisebits.com/applications/pcbtools.htm   TNX Jack
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>--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, mlerman@... wrote:
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> > I have a 360 and I love it. Excellent support, too. No 
> affiliation with them, just a big fan! I also have a used t-tech 
> that I'd be interested in selling. My advice, though, is to get a 
> new Accurate 360.
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