I have a couple CNC machines and have considered this a few times, but=20
the process seems so convoluted and messy for a single PCB that still=20
won't be ideally what I want, as I usually need 6mil trace/space and a=20
lot of 0.015" plated-through holes.  If it's just for some quick testing=20
before I make a formal proto or production unit, I use perf board, and=20
if it's complex enough I just order a proto for ~$160 shipped, and toss=20
a bunch of other projects on there also.

Cheers,
-Neil.



On 11/19/2014 5:18 AM, John Chung wrote:
> Just wondering if it is worth the hassle to get a CNC china made machine =
and fiddle with it to produce a PCB board at the end.Would like to hear you=
r thoughts on it. I am looking at the CNC 3020 or 6040 model for this work.
>
> I do find the CNC beneficial on wood carvings more :)
> John

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