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Chuck T
USA

Posts 679
07 May 2010 14:54

Why not just buy a PCB milling machine and save the $1,000 set up fee?  I found this information on how you could do some of the production yourself:

Taig lathe. There is a very useful Yahoo group for their lathes and milling machines:

groups.yahoo.com/group/taigtools/


Marcel Verdaasdonk
Netherlands

Posts 3991
07 May 2010 18:07

Chuck T wrote:

Why not just buy a PCB milling machine and save the $1,000 set up fee?  I found this information on how you could do some of the production yourself:
 
  Taig lathe. There is a very useful Yahoo group for their lathes and milling machines:
 
  groups.yahoo.com/group/taigtools/
 

How many layers were we speaking about?


Chuck T
USA

Posts 679
07 May 2010 21:11

I don't remember but then you could always put in a spacer and another circuit board for probably a dollar and run your wires out to it.

Marcel Verdaasdonk
Netherlands

Posts 3991
08 May 2010 00:08

...
*facepalms

Wires is hand soldering work, Chuck you just raised the price by trying to cheap

Wiring increase chance of failure due to human error in the production run.
Hand soldering cost 45 euro's per hour, enjoy. ;)
Another circuit board isn't 'free' so this comment and add in the cost too.

Only place we can cut in the Budget is by BOM mastering.
Another would be by cutting the PCB size down to no bigger then it needs to be.
But there is another thread for PCB's

OT i have a good reason to have both
connectivity!


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