Homebrew PCBs

Stephan,

Robert's point is well taken. As of now, 90% of this groups photos 
file size is filled. That only leaves a couple of meg left.

Unless Yahoo is planning on expanding all the groups storage, then 
we will hit the limit soon.

Myc



--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Stefan Trethan" 
<stefan_trethan@g...> wrote:
> There are already 2 good groups for it,
> this one and cnc_pcb, why do you need another one?
> 
> I don't see why the same people must go to another group only to 
discuss  
> the same topics.
> 
> PCB drilling is on topic here. Steve doesn't mention it on the 
page but he  
> has said so in the past.
> It is also very much on topic on cnc_pcb.
> you have the people on these groups already that know stuff (been 
there  
> done that like knowing).
> One can make a case for the separate CNC group, but for another 
one i  
> dunno. Then we end up with toner transfer group and photosensitive 
group  
> and ...
> 
> I'd urge to keep things together. We really don't need a new group 
for  
> each new thread.
> 
> 
> ST
> 
> Oh, and upload these files please!
> 
> 
> On Tue, 31 May 2005 23:30:35 +0200, Robert Hedan  
> <robert.hedan@v...> wrote:
> 
> > LOL  I'm here Jan.  I've just been busy a bit, and a new issue 
arose.  I
> > vote we create a new group, we do what we want, no ego problems 
from  
> > another
> > group that has a different perspective and outlook on the 
subject (like
> > milling vs drilling).
> > The most important reason why we should start our own is 
SPACE!.  We're
> > going to clutter the Files section of this group with material 
of another
> > topic; that's not fair to those that couldn't care less about 
drilling
> > stations.  They joined for PCB material, and I think we should 
not  
> > pollute
> > their 'space' more than we have already with these threads.
> > That's why I haven't uploaded the pics Jan.
> > That being said, I'll start up another group right now, since 
interest is
> > obviously there.  We can call it CNC drilling or something like 
that,  
> > since
> > that is what we are mainly interested in at this point.  If we 
do decide  
> > to
> > take the next step and upgrade our machines to full CNC 
capabillity, then
> > we'll cross that bridge when we get there.
> > Give me a little while, I just got home.  I'll post back when I 
have
> > something started.  I'd like to follow the same format as what 
is done  
> > here,
> > so if I screw up a group setting, please slap me upside the head 
and let  
> > me
> > know what I did wrong.
> > Robert
> >