It's not local to you, but give this a look:

http://www.tinymicros.com/embedded/pcbs.html


Also I don't think most place will want to take the time to loook over your design with you. Time being money and all.

Cheers,
Mike



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On 13/10/2003 at 3:48 PM Josh Koffman wrote:

>Hi all. Does anyone know of a hobbiest/student friendly board house
>located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada? I have a small board (about 2.5" by
>3.5") that is double sided and fairly dense, and I don't think I can
>produce it myself. I only need one of these, and cost is a big issue, as
>I'm rather short of money at the moment. There's gotta be someone that
>caters towards things like students making projects, right? The problem
>is, the only one I know of doesn't do plated through holes, which I
>need. I'd prefer to do this locally as I would hopefully be able to go
>there and show them the design and be able to check it with them.
>Normally I produce my own boards, so I know what I can do, but not what
>others can do.
>
>Help!
>
>Thanks,
>Josh
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Cheers,
Mike
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