I'll repeat my suggestions from a couple of months ago ... Note that Oli Gl=
aser recently reported on his experience with the 'go naked' prototyping se=
rvice.

I haven't used either of the houses listed below, but have used PCBTrain wh=
o are in Newbury. I have had some boards done by them for myself, one of my=
 colleagues has done the same, and our lab has had prototyping boards done =
through them, and we have been satisfied each time.

http://www.pcbtrain.co.uk/

Another one that operates out of Ireland (to get Euro prices) but uses a Ch=
inese fab facility is PCBZip http://www.pcbzip.com/ but I haven't used them=
..

> Subject: Re: [EE] Decent PCB house
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> Thanks for the all the replies, some good info there.
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> Swift circuits look interesting with their =A399 next day delivery=20
> service - looks like a good idea of theirs to skip the solder mask and=20
> screen print to speed things up. Seems like they may only do it for=20
> double sided boards though, but I'll mail them to see.
> I think with all the info I can manage to find a <=3D3 day turnaround=20
> supplier, which would be fine. The aim was to speed our prototyping up=20
> a bit without too much extra cost - with single/double sided stuff we=20
> usually etch the boards ourselves but obviously with more complex=20
> stuff this is not possible.

OK, there are a couple of others that advertise in the Electronics Weekly t=
hat could be worth checking out then.

http://www.spiritcircuits.com/ has a "Go naked" prototyping service that do=
es boards without resist and silk screen. They are in Hampshire.

http://www.multipcb.co.uk/ claims to have a proto service, and also claim t=
o be able to do boards to 48 layers !!! Their website is in English and Ger=
man, so may be worth any of our continental contemporaries looking at too.
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