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Re: Plating thruholes.

2004-07-29 by Dave Mucha

... I ... I think the best home-brew (closer to professional sho) unit is from Markus http://www.myhome.ch/mzingg/pcbstuff/tps/ Also go back to the posts

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Plating thruholes.

2004-07-29 by mikezcnc

I searched but weren t able to locate any posts on the subject but I recall that tehre was a dicussion of it. Does anyone know a simple method that works on

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EAS was Re: Tanbo Radix

2004-07-27 by mikezcnc

Ballendo, Thank you for your feedback on Sherline. I got some parts today and I will be bolting pieces together. Pretty much because it can be done otherwise I

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RE: EAS was Re: Tanbo Radix

2004-07-27 by ballendo

... Markus, No I hadn t... My comments were based on the pictures at their website which included work pieces made during a trade show in Germany, I think...

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re: EASGmbH

2004-07-27 by ballendo

Hello, Forgot to add that all the EAS machines are of moving table design. This will be no problem for PCB s, but it WILL limit you on larger heavier items. A

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EAS machines Re: Tanbo Radix

2004-07-27 by ballendo

Hello, The EAS machines are nice! They use a proprietary extrusion and mated polymer bearing which is anything but off-the-shelf ... Notice the dangling

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Re: Tanbo Radix

2004-07-27 by ballendo

Markus, So right... The other problem is when you try to make lines for front panels or any other sdort of cutting acition which requires at least a somewhat

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Tanbo Radix

2004-07-27 by Markus Zingg

... Yet another unuseable machine! The Z Axis sits in a plastic housing with lot s of play. Have you taken the time to read the manufacturers support forum?

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Re: Economical CNC PCB Drill

2004-07-27 by Dave Mucha

... dramatic ... I have thought about it, but there is one preresuiquite, and that is to actually build the thing. For about 5 years, our office was a few

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Economical CNC PCB Drill

2004-07-27 by mikezcnc

Jan, Dave, thanks for commenting. Dave, I re-read your post five times and to me it was a very dramatic story. I know from your posts that you are

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Re: Tanbo Radix

2004-07-27 by Dave Mucha

... motor is ... the metal ... one of ... linear ... drives and ... I used (old) ... resistors . Never again! ... Hi Jan,

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Re: Tanbo Radix or home brew

2004-07-27 by Dave Mucha

... Hi Mike, I know and use G-code so an X/Y would be much faster for me to get up to speed with. I just ran thru a design for a 12 x 12 x 2 work envelope

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Tanbo Radix

2004-07-27 by JanRwl@AOL.COM

In a message dated 7/26/2004 10:10:08 PM Central Standard Time, eemikez@comcast.net writes: I don t see the Y-axis motor, maybe it s hidden behind the Z...

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Re: Tanbo Radix

2004-07-27 by mikezcnc

Dave, thank you for commenting. Have a look at this: www.easgmbh.de/images/Bgs60.jpg I think it was about 1200 euro. How hard would it be to make something

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Re: Tanbo Radix

2004-07-26 by Dave Mucha

... driller ... 800 Euro i about $1,500 USD so there is a limit. But, even if all Ballendo s machine is good for is to drill PCB s it has a larger work

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Tanbo Radix

2004-07-26 by Markus Zingg

Uhh, The idea would be nice, but the machine is crap - well, especially the software is as bugy as software can get, but also the machine is really not up to

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Tanbo Radix

2004-07-26 by mikezcnc

http://www.radixgmbh.de/index.html?tanbo.htm 800euro machine drippling PCBs. Just in case to keep a $1000 driller in perception. Enjoy, Mike.

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Re: 500 buck CNC pcb mill/drills update

2004-07-26 by Dave Mucha

Count me in. I thing the $500.00 makes it a little high for just drilling PCB holes, but with the ability to engrave faceplates and such, it is really worth

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500 buck CNC pcb mill/drills update

2004-07-26 by ballendo

Hello, Haven t been around here much lately... Because I ve been getting the machines I mentioned ready for market. Expect pictures next week, and will begin

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Re: New CNC Project Completed

2004-07-26 by ballendo

Hello, Visit http://www.cnconabudget.com (I m not sure why more folks dont use the style of bits the engraving ndustry has been using for decades... Easy to

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Re: Spray etcher- technology of etching

2004-07-25 by Ben H. Lanmon

... CuCl, i use ... suggested a US ... I think Nylon breaks down in etchant atleast it is not recommended for use with Ferric Chloride that I use, not sure

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Re: Spray etcher- technology of etching

2004-07-23 by cruizzer77

Unfortunately I think you re right. I expected a material labelled as acid resistant to be resistant enough for etchant. As I can t do without screws I have to

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Ammonium Persulfate Neutralization

2004-07-22 by Radra

I have been using ammonium persulfate as my etchant. I now have accumulated a quantity of used etchant. Is there some way to neutralize the used etchant

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RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Digest Number 759

2004-07-22 by Thomas P. Gootee

Steve, Sorry about the winmail.dat stuff! I had temporarily configured my old MS Exchange email software to NOT use MIME when encoding messages, so it would

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