Win 7, Firefox, the first one opens a download box asking what I want to do with the file I'm about to download, the second link opens the picture in a new tab like I'd expect and hope for.
Works good
Yes
Yes. Looks good!
Are you just using a Dremel to make your cuts? Or something fancier like a small, hand-guided, milling machine? ...Jim Thompson
Freehand Dremel with a carbide dental burr, on gold-plated FR4.
I'm getting pretty good at it.
(both doomed "public" links)
OK, I should copy the "share" links and edit to add the "raw" thing. And hope they don't break that too.
Yes ;-)
I've never been terribly good at free-hand lines and controlling the depth. Perhaps there's an inexpensive manual X-Y table to be found?
...Jim Thompson
Have to select Paint to open it.
Opens in Firefox directly.
What's the output voltage and what efficiency did you achieve?
Regards
Klaus
gets me a download prompt for the image
this is just the image.
Some sort of pantographic cutter would be fun. You could draw the pattern 4:1 or something, on paper, and just follow that. No software required.
Looks sorta cumbersome, and doesn't do vias.
Input 24, output +-10 for logic and opamps, +120 at about 1 mA for a photodiode.
I don't recall the efficiency, but nothing in that part of the power supply gets especially hot.
Amazing. Simply amazing.
I don't have a sewing machine. The dental burrs are cheap and last a long time. They have a nice shape for carving copperclad.
What Dremel you using. Mine vibrates so much it is useless. Besides it is noisy.
Best drill motor I have seen was from an old cassette recorder. You could not feel or hear if it was running. You can certainly hear Dremel. My neighbours propably too.
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