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  3. When I was at school they taught us how to make circuit boards using Letraset, ultraviolet light and an acid bath.

When I was at school they taught us how to make circuit boards using Letraset, ultraviolet light and an acid bath.

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  • xaxalxe@sunny.gardenX xaxalxe@sunny.garden

    @yhancik oh thanks for telling me about my website, I'll check my server when I get back home !

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    @xaxalxe @yhancik ah thanks! Will have to check out the website too.

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    • grahamdunning@post.lurk.orgG grahamdunning@post.lurk.org

      When I was at school they taught us how to make circuit boards using Letraset, ultraviolet light and an acid bath. (It was completely weird and mysterious to me at the time, I had no concept of why anyone would want to do it). Making a single circuit board or a couple of copies.
      I'm assuming nowerdays there's a way to do this more easily - either with some element of digital fabrication at home or sending off to a fab lab of some sort. I wouldn't know what to even search for - is this a thing?
      #electronics

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      @grahamdunning in Europe, I've used eurocitcuits.com mostly. And I design in KiCad, which is a fantastic open source software package. By now you can even upload the KiCad files to Eurocircuits, without the need of exporting to Gerber files.

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      • nescivi@post.lurk.orgN nescivi@post.lurk.org

        @grahamdunning in Europe, I've used eurocitcuits.com mostly. And I design in KiCad, which is a fantastic open source software package. By now you can even upload the KiCad files to Eurocircuits, without the need of exporting to Gerber files.

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        @nescivi @grahamdunning

        Yeah Kicad is the thing ! I usually get my boards made (and delivered within a week !!) at JLC or PCBWay.

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