If you feel up to it, I would like 2-orders. 4" X 6" is my favorite size. Actually whatever is shippable! a final target size of 3" x 5" is also a good size since my printer will do that size card. The .025 thickness should work well in the laminator. As I recall, I paid $20.00 for a 12" x 12" x 0.032"(1/2oz.) sheet from DigiKey. The laminator specs call for a max of 0.040" stock. If you choose to do this, make it easy on yourself! Gasolne is around $4 per gallon here. I don't want to take undue advantage of your generous offer.. Should you care to contact me direct, jferrell13@...m --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "upnxwood16" <upnxwood16@...> wrote: > > The board thickness is 0.025" with my calipers, so it is flexible and I can easily get 18 pieces that are 4x6" out of one sheet. It would be hand cut with my snips so I would try to make sure it is accurate as possible. I going to say that the weight of the copper is 1 oz. It etches perfectly. > > I could make a run for you to the store and cut it up into pieces. $16 total with shipping sound good if anyone is interested? > > > > --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "D" <dl5012@> wrote: > > > > Hi Spencer, > > > > --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Spencer W <upnxwood16@> wrote: > > > It's a surplus store in minnesota. > > > > Checked their website. They don't do retail sales on-line. > > > > Are you interested in buying, cutting down to size that can be shipped, and shipping to interested members? At say a 100-200% markup plus shipping? > > > > What is the thickness? Any idea what weight the cladding is? > > > > Regards, > > Dennis > > >
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Re: Cheap copper clad boards
2012-04-09 by John
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