Re: freeware CAD EAGLE
2006-03-24 by kilocycles
Alan, Now I understand why you want to mill your PC boards! Those are very nice looking engines. I have a fascination for mechanical technology, especially
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Re: Mini-Mill
2006-03-24 by lcdpublishing
Yeah, that would work! ... there ... it ... it ... around
Re: Mini-Mill
2006-03-24 by derekhawkins
... Smear a lapping compound mix on the screws. ... the
RE: Re: HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-23 by Len Warner
... Does this help? HP Error Codes http://info.electronicwerkstatt.de/bereiche/druckertechnik/hp/hp_error_codes3.html HP LaserJet Printers - Printer Control
Re: Eaglecad yahoo usergroup
2006-03-23 by Steve
Heh, heh... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Homebrew_PCBs/message/12787 Only wish we d known of it before! Steve Greenfield owner Homebrew_PCBs
Eaglecad yahoo usergroup
2006-03-23 by wyn_lawson
Hi I hope you do not mind if I let the group know of my EagleCad usergroup on Yahoo? It is located at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/eaglecad and has over 500
Mini-Mill
2006-03-23 by lcdpublishing
Hi Ray, Actually, the nuts (Acetal) were made in my shop - I just tapped the material. I WANTED backlash as I will need to test out that component of the
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Digest Number 1361
2006-03-23 by r c
Chris, Very nice machine you ve made there. I d like to know what you did about some anti-backlash nuts on the 1/4-20 leadscrews? Or are you just planning on
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: freeware CAD EAGLE
2006-03-22 by Alan King
You guys have probably seen it already, but just in case.. http://www.crabfu.com/steamtoys/ Click the crab and watch the movies at the bottom, pretty
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-22 by Stefan Trethan
The path isn t totally straight, and the transport speed would be way too high for PCBs. It seems to me it must be easier to take out the fuser and work from
RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-22 by Alan Marconett
Hi Stefan, I got all 10 or so parts, but I only tired to extract one at a time (tried the first 2 or 3 files). I get format damaged now, trying all (or just
RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-22 by Alan Marconett
HI Alan 00, Sorry if I sidetracked the thread! Were you going to use pieces of the printer? Or were you wanting to FEED the board and transfer paper through
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-22 by Stefan Trethan
... The IIID has a fuser unit that could potentially be used, so i guess the II will be similar. I prefer the fuser out of a copier, since it is larger and has
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-22 by Stefan Trethan
Might be a archive consisting of multiple files. I believe it worked for me with winrar back then, did you have all parts of the archive? ST
Re: HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-22 by alan00463
... I should have been more specific in asking about this printer. I doubt it still prints. What I was wonder- ing was this: If somebody tossed the printer
RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-22 by Alan Marconett
HI Stefan, Looks like a good resource, but I was unable to unzip the rar files with WinRar. Alan KM6VV
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-22 by Stefan Trethan
I think the service manual is here: Mine has a dead PSU, it wouldn t come alive no matter how hard i tried. I made a wooden box
RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-22 by Alan Marconett
HI Carl, THANKS! That s what I was looking for! Alan KM6VV
RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-22 by Henry Carl Ott
... There are a lot of resources online: I always used these guys: http://www.all-laser.com/ But the link on their page to the 50 error seems broken. another
RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-22 by Alan Marconett
Hi Carl, Do you by chance know what a 50 error code would be for an HP LaserJet Series II? I have a printer in really good shape that I d like to get going
RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: freeware CAD EAGLE
2006-03-22 by Alan Marconett
Hi Ted, OK, I found it! Quite impressive! I wish I had the time (and knowledge) for advanced RF projects. I enjoy the CAD work as well. I ve mostly used it
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-22 by Henry Carl Ott
... I think you are right about the RET. Not sure it would make too much a difference anyway. You really want sharp clean edges for the traces and I think the
Re: freeware CAD EAGLE -> (Alan Marconett)
2006-03-22 by kilocycles
Hi Alan, The SKN transceiver is A 30 meter transceiver for Straight Key Night under the Completed Projects setion, 1st item listed. The direct link would
Re: HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-22 by kilocycles
Boy, I sure lament the fact that I literally gave away my HP LJ IIIP and bought the Brother 2040, thinking it would be better with the much higher resolution.
RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Pins and Pads for external connections
2006-03-21 by Alan Marconett
Hi Derek, Yes! That was it! X0Y0 X20000Y15000 X0Y30000 X40000Y30000 X40000Y0 Thanks! Alan KM6VV
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-21 by Stefan Trethan
I used a IIID for a while. Did work well with HP toner, the cheap remanufactured one wouldn t. Switched to a 600 DPI printer because the IIID wouldn t do the
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-21 by Henry Carl Ott
... I use an LJ-III all the time with pretty good success. All different transfer papers over the years It has the same print engine as the II, so I should
Re: Pins and Pads for external connections
2006-03-21 by derekhawkins
... I suspect this happens if the pos.Coord option under Style in the CAM Processor is checked. Uncheck it and process the job again. It probably applies an
HP LaserJet Series II
2006-03-21 by alan00463
Does anybody know if a HP LaserJet Series II would be good for laminating toner transfer ?
Creating Component Foorprints
2006-03-20 by David Brainerd
The current Electronic Design magazine has a good article on how to create custom footprints. It can be viewed at
Re: New Member,
2006-03-20 by Steve
... That explains the sudden rush of new members. Cool! ... Nice! And there is a USB to Parallel project there, specifically for running parallel port CNC from
RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Pins and Pads for external connections
2006-03-20 by Alan Marconett
HI again Zoran! I just ran Eagle 4.1 and generated an Excellon file from my project! I don t recall if you said you use Eagle, but I ve got a few questions on
RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Pins and Pads for external connections
2006-03-20 by Alan Marconett
HI Zoran, Thanks for the URL! I ll check it out. And I ll be watching for anything you care to post in the files. Alan KM6VV
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Test Pattern for photo etching
2006-03-20 by Stefan Trethan
On Sun, 19 Mar 2006 21:37:27 +0100, Ronald Vanschoren ... Ronald, you might want to calculate the width and spacing steps to occur at full steps of printer
Re: KiCAD
2006-03-20 by alan00463
I much prefer open-source *nix software. So I m very happy you all brought this other CAD package to my attention. Thanks. I will try it when I
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Pins and Pads for external connections
2006-03-20 by Zoran A. Scepanovic
Hello Alan, ... Some time ago I wrote Exellon- G-code converter you can find it on the kellyware.com In the mean time, I have to resort some
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] HELP REQUIRED for HD15 connector
2006-03-20 by Mike Young
http://rocky.digikey.com/scripts/ProductInfo.dll?Site=US&V=37&M=999-H15-PS2-571 In general, manufacturers publish physical and electrical specifications for
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Pins and Pads for external connections
2006-03-20 by Alan Marconett
Hi Tod, I thought I d look at the Excellon files, they should have the hole data. Somewhere is a program to convert that to Gcode. Just having the
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] HELP REQUIRED for HD15 connector
2006-03-19 by Henrik Olsson
Hi Percy, For a PCB mounted female 15pin high density D-sub: There are three rows with 5 pins in each row. The distance between each pin 2.54mm and the
New Member,
2006-03-19 by p_o_63
Hi, I must say im i,pressed of this site , found the url in the elektor magasin im just subscribed to. As a new member a short presentation from me, Im 42
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: freeware CAD EAGLE -> (Alan Marconett)
2006-03-19 by Alan Marconett
Hi Ted, I haven t done any layouts for HF. Last time, I think it was probably a tube circuit. Ok, maybe some simple single side circuit laid out with tape. I
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Test Pattern for photo etching
2006-03-19 by Ronald Vanschoren
Appearantly it doesn t show up in mail digest either. Didn t know about that, cause it works on another Yahoo Group I m in. But anyways, I posted a picture on
Re: Test Pattern for photo etching
2006-03-19 by Bob_xyz
... ... You may want to post your file to the Files section of the group. Those of us who read posts on the web don t see attachments; they re
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Short intro to making new parts in Eagle
2006-03-19 by Wayne Topa
... I just found a new, to me anyway, link to Eagle Help files. A different Tutorial, Building Library parts, a PDF Help file and some Layout Guidelines.
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Could be a CNC PCB mill/drill in the making...
2006-03-19 by Dave Hylands
Hi Chris, ... Looks very nice... -- Dave Hylands Vancouver, BC, Canada http://www.DaveHylands.com/
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: KiCAD
2006-03-19 by chuck mancuso
Hi Wayne: I ve been using Kicad for three weeks and just completed one project. I also had to penalize the boards. I exported them from Kicad as post script,
Re: Best Tool to cut 1/16in Fiberglass pcb's
2006-03-19 by patt896
Thanks for everyone s advice. I especially like the idea of using a shear/brake. Just the tool to make RFI enclosures from K&S hobby brass sheets or stock
Could be a CNC PCB mill/drill in the making...
2006-03-19 by lcdpublishing
I was talking with the guys over on Electronics 101 about a small project I was working on and what it turned into. The details of the CNC machine are here at
Test Pattern for photo etching
2006-03-19 by Ronald Vanschoren
Hi all, I m new to PCB design and home made boards. I am planning to use the photo etching technique using transparants printed with a high quality inktjet
solvent bottles - new idea, new lid
2006-03-19 by Stefan Trethan
A few of you might know i use bicycle valves with the valve ball or hose removed in lids on solvent bottles and other stuff that does not mind contacting