On 4/10/2010 5:55 PM, John Larkin wrote: (...)
A while ago there was the 'iso pad' cutter tool made just like that for that purpose. Haven't seen one in years.
--Winston
On 4/10/2010 5:55 PM, John Larkin wrote: (...)
A while ago there was the 'iso pad' cutter tool made just like that for that purpose. Haven't seen one in years.
--Winston
I still have one, from the mid '70's :-) ...Jim Thompson
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I bought a hobby rotary engraver, cutting a rectangular island is easy.
Built a small rectifier / switcher yesterday using the engraving tool to isolate some power traces. Much better than chopping up small bits of blank PCB for islands, no glue.
Grant.
Was that made by Vero?
--Winston
I'm looking at a double-sided microcontroller PCB that I milled using a Sherline CNC many years ago. A lot more trouble than sending the Gerbers to a PCB house, but fun to do and it worked!
--Winston
That _sounds_ familiar. ...Jim Thompson
We had some that I'm pretty sure were made/sold by Vector.
Vector, rather.
--Winston
Wasn't there also a "Vero" board? ...Jim Thompson
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Indeed.
--Winston
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