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A discussion group for the PICMicro microcontroller. Also called the Microchip PIC, this list is dedicated to the use and abuse of this fine, simple, microcontroller. Close to topic posts are welcome, ie. general electronics.
T-Tech PCB milling help - Dave Mucha - Dec 15 14:02:00 2003
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Hi all, I am trying to set up a T-Tech PCB router and am haveing a little bit of a problem importing files. Is anybody out there familiar with these unit and might be able to offer some advise ? Dave |
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Re: T-Tech PCB milling help - Travis - Dec 15 14:25:00 2003
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What model? we have an older model at work here that i use all the time. What layout utility are you using? do you have isopro installed? mail me and i'll try and help.... Travis --- In , "Dave Mucha" <davemucha@j...> wrote: > Hi all, > > I am trying to set up a T-Tech PCB router and am haveing a little bit > of a problem importing files. > > Is anybody out there familiar with these unit and might be able to > offer some advise ? > > Dave |
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Re: T-Tech PCB milling help - Dave Mucha - Dec 15 14:39:00 2003
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--- In , "Travis" <tgintz@v...> wrote: > What model? > > we have an older model at work here that i use all the time. > > What layout utility are you using? > do you have isopro installed? > > mail me > travis.gintz@i... and i'll try and help.... > > Travis Hi Travis, Mine is an older model and I have Ver 1 of IsoPro loaded. I made gerbers from WinQCad. Simple pcb software and much easier to use than Eagle, but I'm finding out if it is good for my uses. I cannot import a decent drill file and have no solder file. The gerber looks good, proper size and all that. the drill file makes 'hole's that are huge, 3 to 4 times the board size. needless to say, it says the drill file is out of bounds. If this should be off list, e-mail me at dave_mucha at yahoo.com Dave > --- In , "Dave Mucha" <davemucha@j...> wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > I am trying to set up a T-Tech PCB router and am haveing a little > bit > > of a problem importing files. > > > > Is anybody out there familiar with these unit and might be able to > > offer some advise ? > > > > Dave |
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Re:T-Tech PCB milling help - German Enred - Dec 16 23:11:00 2003
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Yes, sure 1 mil = 0.001 inchs 1 mil = 0.00254 cms |
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Re:T-Tech PCB milling help - Author Unknown - Dec 17 0:06:00 2003
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--- In , German Enred <german@e...> wrote: > Yes, sure > 1 mil = 0.001 inchs > 1 mil = 0.00254 cms My problem was where in the menus to find where to put the numbers. I did find that it was stipping the zeros on the coordinates so 00.0400 drills came out to 40.0 inches. just a little bit of a difference. Dave |
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Re:T-Tech PCB milling help - Author Unknown - Dec 17 17:12:00 2003
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You might test your Gerber files at www.freedfm.com. You upload the Gerbers and drill files and a few minutes later they send an e-mail back notifying you if there are problems with the files. In the worst case (when I had a layer mirrored in Eagle), they actually called to help me figure out what the problem was. This way you'd know if the fies were ok to start with. Jon --- In , davemucha@j... wrote: > --- In , German Enred <german@e...> wrote: > > Yes, sure > > 1 mil = 0.001 inchs > > 1 mil = 0.00254 cms > > My problem was where in the menus to find where to put the numbers. > > I did find that it was stipping the zeros on the coordinates so > 00.0400 drills came out to 40.0 inches. just a little bit of a > difference. > > Dave |
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