All is not lost if you just have an inkjet printer.  In the past, I've printed
the pattern on special inkjet overhead transparency film.  You have to fiddle
with the settings but it can work really well.  As a bonus you can print a
multi-colour "silk screen" layer to glue on.  However, inkjet transparency film
tends to be pricey.

Or, you can just print on high quality inkjet paper, and get a photocopy place
to copy it onto transparency film.

For drilling I use a Dremel single speed (these are said to run at 35,000 now)
and drill press accessory. I made a little transfer table to keep the holes
lined up.  I use a 1/32 in. drill in a 1/32 in. collet for most stuff.

In the drawing, I like to use a 0.01 hole size for all pads, to help line up
the drill.

Hope this helps a little,
Colin

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