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Could you email the file to me? I had the same problem.Email is in the reply to above. Thanks, Dave

Harry, Interesting. I already have some plans but you did a good job on yours and some of the things you did were great ideas. I translated with https://www.babelfish.com/ so I could read it too.

Harvey, ? My paste went missing. My Grizzly Shear Manual states: For best results, never cut any piece narrower than eight times the thickness of the material. For example 1?2" strip of .06 mild

Hi Harvey #2, ?Thanks for posting those links. I just downloaded them and will start studying them later today. My boards will be simple and home brew but I like to do things correct too. So that

Thanks Harvey. I have a 52" shear (Grizzly) and an 8" plate shear and a HF throatless shear. So I have the shears! My manual for my Grizzly states:

Dave, You have asked a lot of thoughtful questions about layout, pad and trace sizes, board margins, etc., and received a lot of good advice. I thought I would point you at some reference material on

I bought the *large* harbor freight shear, 300 some pounds, because I have a bit of a metal shop. I'd suggest a smaller one for sheer size and portability. Most people deal with pcb material that's

Ok cool, thanks. :-)

Harvey, thanks again for the detailed post. I also found a trace width calculator online that helps size for amps. Another question seeing I have never done this before. I have various tools like a

I had found the guy on the web using the vase. Looked good to me. Then I thought of using those square glass building blocks with the oval cutout on one side. But in the end I am going to build the

I have that set of plans and plan on making that tank. I will buy my plastic from tapplastics.com too. Jim on the forum here sent a link earlier in the week.

Yes exactly. I spent a few good hours trying to figure that out myself a few weeks ago.

I know what you mean. I tried to install it a few weeks ago. :(

For me DesignSparkPCB is fine and Kicad will be next if I decide to switch. I need to look though as I probably have the old Eagle from years ago somewhere so that would be a good find.

If you decide DIY is a bit much, a search for 'rectangular vase' will turn up plenty of glass containers in practically any size you want, for under $20 or so. This sort of

You can try to use my manual to build a tank:Anleitung zum Selbstbau einer ?tzküvette bzw eines ?tzger?tes | | | | | | | | | | | Anleitung zum Selbstbau einer ?tzküvette bzw eines

Written in java, of course a PITA to make work.Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Tablet

Here is a bubble etchant plan on page 45 it starts. View and sound off if it will work as a newbi I need advise before I build. Thank you Kevin

Couldn't get it to run, java exception (without explanation). and that was with (trying to) following the directions.... Harvey

As I understand it. 4.x had a barely sufficient one included. 5.01/5.02 do not have one and don't have the links. There's supposed to be a moderately good one that's a .jar program, but I can't get