PCB prototyping / copper metallization

I am using A360 PCB mill/drill ( www.accuratecnc.com ) to make my
prototypes.
Lately I need to fabricate small batches (up to 10).
Because of this, I am looking for real copper metallization.
Conductive inks (like ProConduct) of LPKF are not good enough for me.
Is there any body that can recommend me a system at good price and what
real experience has with it?

On Wed, 24 Jun 2009 21:36:39 -0500, the renowned "hex16"
<comutel@gmail.com> wrote:

>I am using A360 PCB mill/drill ( www.accuratecnc.com ) to make my
>prototypes.
>Lately I need to fabricate small batches (up to 10).
>Because of this, I am looking for real copper metallization.
>Conductive inks (like ProConduct) of LPKF are not good enough for me.
>Is there any body that can recommend me a system at good price and what
>real experience has with it?

My system is that I send the Gerber files out to one of several
vendors, and get high-quality complete boards back in a few days. Lots
of real experience, and very good price. 


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>I am using A360 PCB mill/drill ( www.accuratecnc.com ) to make my
>prototypes.
>Lately I need to fabricate small batches (up to 10).
>Because of this, I am looking for real copper metallization.
>Conductive inks (like ProConduct) of LPKF are not good enough for me.
>Is there any body that can recommend me a system at good price and what
>real experience has with it?
>
>
>

We have old through-hole plating system from think & thinker (
http://www.thinktink.com/stack/volumes/voli/store/mechmill.htm ).	   
					
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