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I shall.
I'm just doing 'due diligence' by asking about other's experiences. If 'pcb2gcode' was known to be far less effective than some other package, I want to know.
For example if you said, "Maytag washers are on sale!" I would tell you about my experience with their products and give you the opportunity to have a happier life.
Reasonable, yes?
"Why didn't you just *ask?*" is the flip side of "Why don't you just try it?".
:)
I see that both of them are selling theirs:
I've not worked with the DIN connector. The connectors that came with the Flashcut motors worked well.
After I determined the maximum step rate for each axis (with a reasonable amount of back force), I selected 60% of that number and programmed that in. 'Missing steps', if they did occur, did not impair the functionality or appearance of the resulting PCBs.
I found the tolerances of my Sherline mill to be quite good enough for the task.
OK, but few of us live next door to a PCB house that charges almost no money to fabricate our boards very quickly. Well, I don't anyway. :)
--Winston