Homebrew PCBs

Yeager Automation have a freeware DXF to G-Code converter called Ace:

http://www.yeagerautomation.com/price.htm

Kellyware's KCam will import DXF (amongst other formats) and export G-Code 
(or simply use it to drive your mill itself):

http://www.kellyware.com/kcam/index.htm

SuperCam will import DXF (and others), export a limited subset of G-Code & 
can also control a mill:

http://www.super-tech.com/default.asp

Master 5 will import DXF (and...etc) & drive a mill:

http://users.andara.com/~fenerty/master.htm

There are various CAD/CAM packages that will import DXF. My personal 
favourite is Dolphin Partmaster:

http://www.dolphin-systems.co.uk/

Don't be put off by the £800 price tag - they sell a cheaper version 
(dedicated to a single post-processor) aimed at the hobby market.

Regards,
Tony

At 04:37 16/04/2002 +0000, you wrote:
>hi Group I am about to start to make a PCB board on a mill/engraver I
>have a dxf file how do one make it in to a cam program I tried to get
>the book from John Kleinbauer In this group but he will not sell to
>us Canadains so i have to find all the info my self ,can some one
>point me in the right place .
>
>Brew
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