Hey, it might work! You could have two large metal plates, put all the
little pieces of wire through each hole, then make connection to all the
little wires using the two metal plates (like a sandwich: metal plate #1,
then PCB with wires thru it, then metal plate #2). Of course, good luck
controlling the process well enough to ensure good plating :-)

Sean

On Mon, 23 Jul 2001, Dan Michaels wrote:

> Alan B. Pearce wrote:
> >>The "activation" techniques used to make
> >>plated-through-hole PCBs might work to provide
> >>a surface for the electroplating.
> >
> >Now there is an idea. Feed a piece of fuse wire through a hole I have just
> >drilled, connect it to roman's battery, and voila! instant plated through
> >hole - what was that about Tim the Toolman?
> >
>
>
> Alan, how much would you charge me to plate 100 pcbs each with
> 600 holes, using your method?
> ;-)
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