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Re: gEDA-user: Milling channels in a PCB?
On 9/22/06, Dan McMahill <dan@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Stuart Brorson wrote:
> Thanks to everybody for their info about milling PCBs. I think my
> best chance is to just buy two-sided metal clad PCB from Radio Shack
> (or from Boston's equivalent, "You Blew It Electronics"), do my own
> etching, and have it milled at a shop. Taking it to a PCB house may
> cost more than I want to spend on this little project.
You mean "You Screw Us Electonics" ;) I seem to recall their prices
were less than optimal for the customer.
You're better off at the Shack.
Ahh the good old days of Eli Hefron & Sons where you could get things
like copper clad and a huge bag of 600 V orange capacitors that you can
carry around for 20 years :)
All of those places are gone. The Electronics Superstore in Woburn has been
closed for a while. There was an Active Electronics in Woburn that
closed 4-5 years
ago.
The only thing that's left is the MIT Flea Market.
http://web.mit.edu/w1mx/www/swapfest.html
(* jcl *)
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