I have a ton (ok, probably just 500 hundred pounds) of PCB material that I bought from a PCB house that went out of business. Its mostly 1 oz, double sided .064 but there is a fair amount of 032 and a couple large panels of 096. Some single sided as well. I'm sort of getting around to selling it but life kind of gets in the way... What are people interested in? large boards? pre-cut to specific sizes? I have a feeling that cut to a smaller size might be more popular and am willing to do it. are there any specific sizes people are interested in? Obviously, a small number of "standard" sizes would be a lot easier to do. Eurocard and half-ec are somewhat obvious but are there other specific sizes people make? I personally target 1/2" increments (2.5x2 is a nice size for many of my projects). One thing that I am toying with is an offer of a set of boards that weigh under one pound so they can be shipped first class mail. This would get them delivered quickly and at a reasonable cost. Thoughts? Phil --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "pensinnc" <victorlorenzo@y...> wrote: > This guy, machinistmaterials, has some in eBay: > > http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? > ViewItem&category=36327&item=7530687770 > > It looks kind of thick at .093", but I wonder if it could be used for > power supplies and other heavy duty boards. I guess that would make it > easy to cut with a mill. Any opinions ? Thanks ! > > I have bought from this guy in the past, and he is very reliable. No > affiliation. > > Vic
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Re: PCB copper clad board
2005-07-15 by Phil
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