Homebrew PCBs

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>I'm looking for good CNC machine for PCB. I found one
>www.accuratecnc.com <http://www.accuratecnc.com/>  (Accurate 360)
>I think the machine is suitable for my needs (mainly prototyping):
>- 2 layers PCBs with QFP64/QFP100, 8 mils traces
>- full copper rubout (for our FR filters & antennas)
>- stencils
>
>What do you think about it ?
>

     See if you can locate one of those old enclosures we used to use for printers.  Either that or put it into a walk-in closet with a lot of clothes.  Those PCB milling machines make a lot of noise.

     And keep plenty of extra cutters available as they tend to wear out quickly, even the carbide ones.

     Other than that, those things are wonderful to have available especially for high frequency RF work.


Chris

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