Nicholas,

Olimex is likely a decent choice given you're in Europe and they're
reasonably priced. Their DRC can be hard to pass for a first-timer, though.
www.olimex.com.

Cadsoft make a free (for non-commercial) tool called EAGLE. www.cadsoft.de.

Were you planning on trying to do your PCB in Turbocad? I'd advise against
it unless you're doing a very simple/wide track board that you can
photoresist yourself. My first board was 10mil!

-marc

On 4/19/06, nicholasdatt@yahoo.co.uk <nicholasdatt@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>
> I want to order about 100 small pcb boards, about 1 x 2 inch, so not so
> big,
> does anyone maintain a list of people who do these things? Is it
> reasonable
> to pay 1$ per board?
> Also, does anyone maintain a list of pcb design tools (free, or commercial
> with restrictions is ok).
> Also, does anyone know of a tutorial on basic design with turbocad (only
> 2D
> stuff) since the tutorial in the software itself is very basic, it shows
> only how
> to draw some line, connect them, and apply constrainsts, but it doesn't
> show
> how to setup the grid so that the lines snap to it.
> Thanks .
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