Homebrew PCBs

--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "crankorgan" <john@k...> wrote:
> > 
> > John Kleinbauer thought of it, and I think he's a nice guy, too.
> > 
> > Steve
> 
> Thanks Steve,
>              It may be a good idea to spring load the tip of the
> scriber. I got some more ideas on Scratch and Etch I want to try after
> I given up on the new controller I have been working on and off for
> two years. I did finish the Hawk Student Mill. With help from someone
> else I got my quite spindle designed and working. No more screeming
> Dremel. With all the customer support Emails I have less and less time
> to do new R&D.

Once I get time to play with it more, I may try a spring if I'm not
getting good results. My first attempt just has a bunch of lead shot
poured into the empty space in the pen to increase the pressure.
Running the plotter with the front panel buttons, it seems to be adequate.

>      Oh yea! The reason for the nasty messages on my website is to
> prevent unnecssary Emails. I get 100 Emails a day. 90 percent have
> nothing to do with what I sell. Tons of people asking me what I think.
> The average Email takes me 10 minutes to answer. Do the math! I also
> run a private conference. So before you call other people names, show
> us what you have done for someone other than yourself!   

Rock on. I get over 100 spam a day plus legit emails, and have to at
least scan every blasted email on the 13 lists I own or moderate to
make sure no one spams or starts a fight.

Steve