This has been working for me. I have a drill press - any type will do fine. I buy carbide drill bits from Harbor Freight tools - about $20.00 for a box of 50 random sizes. There is a reseller on E-Bay selling random sized boxes as well. This next part I do this way, but keep in mind I have many years experience running machinery. I put a piece of wood (any flat wood is fine, MDF, Particle board etc.) on the drill press table. I then start drilling holes in the circuit board. The wood provides backing so I can drill through, and it helps to prevent the PCB from climbing up the flutes of the drill bit (not a lot, but does help). I have only done a dozen PCBs, so I am a newbie, but not a newbie at drilling holes :-) Chris --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "prashantfordwivedi" <prashantfordwivedi@y...> wrote: > > hi to all group members can u suggest me any simple & cheap method > for drilling my home made pcb's >
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Re: drilling the holes?
2005-10-20 by lcdpublishing
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