Looking for Someone Who Can Make PCBs

[zeldaxpro]

title says it all. I am looking for someone who can make PCBs, specifically the Laser Method. I already have the PCB layout (not to scale):

If someone could be ever so kind and make me a couple for the price of shipping, I would really appreciate it. I would even pay about $10 shipped for like 2 PCBs made? PM me or reply for more details, so we can work something out. I live in the USA. Thanks.

 

[Rohan Loomis]

not to break it to you but PCBs are expensive like $50 for one 3 inch by 3 inch PCB.

 

[zeldaxpro]

^^ I don't know what you are talking about, but that is so not true.. People who make homemade ones with the Laser Printer method, not even close to $50.

 

[Rohan Loomis]

ohh sorry i read it to fast i didn't see lazer printer my bad.

 

[zeldaxpro]

It's ok.

 

[superben51]

Well if no one here will there's THESE GUYS.

 

[Aux]

Can I make you pcbs (y/n)

Go ahead and PM me your dimensions and we'll figure this out.

(PS the jagged edges are from the pixellation of the ms paint drawing I printed, not because the etching comes out rough or anything)

 

[βeta]

not to break it to you but PCBs are expensive like $50 for one 3 inch by 3 inch PCB.

Also, totally not true. I got 3 boards printed that were about 1.75x2.5 each for just over $20 total. Got 'em online.

 

[Tchay]

Lord Betar speaks truth

 

[ShockSlayer]

It's not like anyone has any reason to doubt him.

If Aux can't help you, Downing might be able to CNC you something maybe, can't think of anyone else in the scene at the moment though.

SS

 

[megalomaniac]

It's not like anyone has any reason to doubt him.

If Aux can't help you, Downing might be able to CNC you something maybe, can't think of anyone else in the scene at the moment though.

SS

cough cough

 

[ShockSlayer]

Give megalomaniac all of your money.

 

[zeldaxpro]

Thanks for the help guys!

 

[rebreok]

I would greatly suggest this site. I hear great things about them, their pricing is excellent, and they make PCB's with actual professional equipment--significantly more reliable and more capable than the home method. Specifically I'm referring to tolerances, and the minimum trace width you usually encounter with lazer printers and home equipment. Also, they do muli-layer boards.

Enough of my little infomercial, if you're interested or plan on making PCB's regularly then check it out.

-K