I'm running out of time and money so I am using high quality prints of the original panels (touched up in paint I might add) then sticking them on to plastic templates. Tacky I know but at least I can change colours etc before I have to decide. by the way the best combination for a blue face panel has to be Yellow writing on blue blackground. Give it a try. --- In ElektorFormant@yahoogroups.com, Dirk Vanden Berghe <dirkyformant@y...> wrote: > Hi, > > I made a range of new frontpanels like this: > Drawing in AutoCad - no need to export 'cause AutoCad 2005 can do great grafical stuff too. Used the same base drawing to have aluminum panels of 1.5mm laser cut. Payed 40 Euro for almost 1 sq.meter of panels. > Printout of the frontpanel on a laserjet. Doubled sided adhesive foil to stick it onto the aluminum panel. Last but not least, a few layers of PCB varnish sprayed over the panelprint. Be patient. not too heavy on the spray, or it will mess up the acrylic adhesive. > For own use it looks decent and is cheap. > If you want a copy of the AutoCad file, just ask. > > some pictures: http://www.synrise.de/user/formant2.htm > > rgds, > Dirk > > > --------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site!
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Re: frontpanels
2005-04-12 by Kris Bishop
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