I'm very interested in MG's photofabrication
kit you mentioned.  Is there a site online I could purchase it?
Thanks for the Help
Jamey

----- Original Message -----
From: "Mitchell D. Miller" <mdmiller2@HOME.COM>
To: <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2000 9:13 AM
Subject: Re: Copper Clad Pc Boards


> > Hi, I was wondering if anyone knows of some good places to get materials
> for pc
> > board prototyping at decent prices.
>
> Jamey,
>
> I recently purchased some stuff from Allied.  They have a Paper Phenolic
> Presensitized (positive process) copper board, 12" x 18" for $18USD.  For
> prototyping stuff, that seems _really_ reasonable to me.  I got one and
used
> a utility knive to cut it into 6 3"x12" strips.  Now, I can quickly have
> nearly any sized board I want within just minutes, and a 3" x 4" board
only
> costs me $1 ... I've never seen the price of any pre-cut board come
anywhere
> near $1 (particularly for presensitized board).  You can get double sided
> copper for only $2 more per 12" x 18" sheet.  I've not done double sided
> boards though.
>
> Although I didn't get it from Allied, I'm also useing MG's
photofabrication
> Kit, and Exposure kit.  Whole works to get started only costs $61.90, and
> that includes 3 single sided, presensitized boards.
>
> Just add positive artwork (I printed mine to an overhead transparency
using
> a laser printer), expose, develop, etch and solder.  I use this process to
> create 14 mil traces on 30 mil centers with great luck.
>
> -- Mitch
>
> P.S.  Make sure your artwork is very clear, and free from dust and toner
> smears, etc.  They'll transfer to the board during exposure if they exist.
>
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