I was under the impression that AP circuits used milling equipment, though
(at least in the cheap proto 1 service). IS theirs just SO much more
expensive that it overcomes the problems?

Sean

At 02:58 PM 3/28/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Limitation was it wouldn't do fine traces (under 20 mil) accurately.
There was
>always the whisker of trace from the one side of the cutter.
>
>Boards which are not perfectly flat would be cut unevenly.  Made for REAL
>problems.
>
>AP Circuits turned out to be a better deal in the long run.
>
>If you're looking at spending that much money, get a Kepro system instead.
>
>Andy
>

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