OK, I'll turn it around.....does EXPRESSPCB.com support Eagle?

Their price per board is good, but I'm under the impression that they
will not take my Eagle files...

Eagle has more to understand as a novice, but it seems more like a real
"CAD" program.  I quickly figured out most of the library and drawing
stuff due to experience with other CADs.  Perhaps that's not a good
assumption to make about everyone, but I was familiar with the concepts.

Now that I've learned it (on my first project, similar to this) I'd
really like to keep with it.  I'm looking forward to getting 4+ layers
and unlimited size.

Who is the least expensive for rapid prototype under Eagle?

I am currently using http://www.pcbexpress.com, along with newest
Eagle.  My usual "buys" are 4 x 2sided boards at Eagle limit of 3.2 x
4.0.

Price for this size....$115.00 + shipping



DD

On Tue, 2003-12-16 at 13:42, Bryan Mumford wrote:
> To me the benefit of ExpressPCB is not so much the low cost, fast
> turn around, or that the layout software is free. It's that the
> layout software is so easy to use. I downloaded Eagle once and took a
> look at it. I found it overly complicated. You can learn to use
> ExpressPCB in half an hour. The link between the schematic program
> and the PCB program now make it very easy to avoid mistakes.
>
>
> At 12:55 PM -0800 12-16-03, Chuck Hellebuyck wrote:
> >Matt,
> >There have been some great notes on this and I also recommend you
> >learn to lay it out yourself. Another option besides EAGLE is
> >EXPRESSPCB.com.
> >The software is free to download and you can get three 2.5"x3.8"
> >non-solder mask, non-silkscreen boards for $59 including shipping.
> >I use it often for quick prototypes.
> >They now offer 4 layers also but I'm not sure if this is included in
> >the $59 price or not.
>
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