Matt Bennett wrote:
>
> Went with PCBCart- I'll see how this goes- it worked out (including
> tooling) to be about $3.75/sq in- ignoring tooling, it was about $1.43/sq
> in.  For this price, I threw in the gold flash, as it increased the cost
> by<$1/board, and I'm sure I will gain it back in reduced frustration, as
> these will be fabbed by me.
>
> FYI- this is a 4 layer board, 6mil trace/space, top side SMT, few through
> hole parts, single side silk, 2 sides solder mask, 0.012 minimum drill
> (the vias). 18 day turn. Which give me plenty of time to order the parts.
> Hopefully the stock levels (now) will be similar to 3 weeks ago when I
> actually did the board.
>
> Matt
> Austin, TX
>
>
>   =20
I just got back a batch of boards from PCBCart.  Excellent price,=20
delivered on time and quickly
and the boards are excellent.  My boards are 2 layer.  You can see a=20
picture of one here:

http://www.clever4hire.com/throwawaypic/

I looked at my usual US supplier and I'd have had to order three times=20
the quantity to get the
same price per board.  The turn-around would have been a little faster=20
in the US, but not
really that much when the cheaper options are used.

I ordered my boards from PCBCart on a Monday with an 8-day turn and=20
received them 2 weeks
later to the day via DHL Express.  There were no extra charges for=20
duties or brokerage fees.

Jon
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