some breadboards

Apr 09, 2010 49 Replies

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.

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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

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We had some that I'm pretty sure were made/sold by Vector.

Wasn't there also a "Vero" board? ...Jim Thompson

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Indeed.

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--Winston

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