Wow,
Thanks for sharing. Definitely give it a try for the Avalon Quarter Stick prototype.
Hopefully it will be ready in the next few days.
Topic: seeed studio does 4-layer PCBs! (Read 2040 times)
I hate rezzing old threads from the dead, but...
Anyone smarter than I ever looked into using them for Klondike 16 or 64 boards?
Anyone smarter than I ever looked into using them for Klondike 16 or 64 boards?
Mhm. They aren't competitive with high volume.
I hate rezzing old threads from the dead, but...
Anyone smarter than I ever looked into using them for Klondike 16 or 64 boards?
Anyone smarter than I ever looked into using them for Klondike 16 or 64 boards?
$90 for 10 4"x4" 4 layer boards is pretty stellar. I generally use Advance Circuits as they do great work and I pretty much get a stencil with everything, but if you're making a 4 layer at home it's pretty tough to beat that price.
Before you get all hot and sticky...
Just take a look at the drill accuracy...and the "punch thru" of the pads.....
http://dangerousprototypes.com/wp-content/media/2013/03/Fusion-PCB-Service.jpg
Thanks for sharing, will use their service someday with such good prices.
It's so great that multilayered PCB's starts to be very affordable for DIY'ers.
It's so great that multilayered PCB's starts to be very affordable for DIY'ers.
Hooray. These guys have made PCBs for untold numbers of fpga miners, including all of mine and at least some of rph's. Now they offer 4-layer boards:
http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/fusion-pcb-service-4-layers-p-1383.html?cPath=185
Seeed has unbeatable capabilities and pricing for small runs of PCBs. If you only want 10 of something they're hard to beat (just don't expect any hand-holding).
They fundamentally changed my approach to making PCBs; experimenting is so cheap that at one point I was sending out a board design every 3-4 days, with up to five designs "in the pipeline". When it only costs $10-$20 to try something instead of $100-$200 you start to look at development differently.
http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/fusion-pcb-service-4-layers-p-1383.html?cPath=185
Seeed has unbeatable capabilities and pricing for small runs of PCBs. If you only want 10 of something they're hard to beat (just don't expect any hand-holding).
They fundamentally changed my approach to making PCBs; experimenting is so cheap that at one point I was sending out a board design every 3-4 days, with up to five designs "in the pipeline". When it only costs $10-$20 to try something instead of $100-$200 you start to look at development differently.
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