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I'v been using DipTrace for ~5 years now and still think it's great. Especially the component and pattern editors, it's really quick and easy to make new components. This is important because no

Hi everyone, Maybe try Target3000, it's very simple to use and free! Just Google it. Works a treat!

Thanks for the TinyCad/FreePCB??? details. and YES gerbv is my "go to" and how I examine if my GERBERs and EXCELLON drill file worked

I suggest the two free programs: TinyCAD?? (? https://sourceforge.net/projects/tinycad? ) ?? and FreePCB? (? https://www.freepcb.com/? ) TinyCAD is a easy, free schematic package that can

We definitely are comparing apples to oranges here. I am not looking to make anything with more that 100 pins. My hobby interest level is not in all of the whizbang full features of

Diptrace free version is limited to 300 pins and 2 layer board. how is that better than eagle free version. Kicad is free and has no limits t all. It is supported by the CERN, and will stay free for

https://diptrace.com/support/welcome/ definitely like this better than EAGLE or KiCad. Thank you.

Rather than microsoft visual studio for PC programs, I use pascal (LAZARUS pascal, free) for my PC applications. Board generation program is one of them, so are some communications interfaces

??? In the past I was a Tango PCB user and liked it very much! Now it runs only in a DOSbox. ??? Have tried KiCAD but not liked it. Same with DesignSpark. ??? Found DipTrace Free and liked

BTW, since new serias( 5.xx) of KiCAD is out, I've decided to get at least a taste of it, so, I've installed it and: - it still feels awkward to me. - it's too bloated for its function -it's still

What do you do with PASCAL? I am a retired computer programmer. I wrote 911 systems and software for pacemakers in your chest. I've programmed everything from microcontrollers to mainframes. I

Hmmm The only expensive thing is/was the license for EAGLE as a hobby/student. Lazarus pascal is free. Open SCAD is free. The editor I use for it is free. The programming I wrote, other than the

THANK YOU HARVEY!!!.......ALL VERY IMPORTANT AND NOTE WORTHY but we are talking here on HOME BREW PCBs forum and sometimes we really are home brewing PCBs and not investing in expensive

On Sat, 23 Feb 2019 21:06:37 -0500, you wrote: Carbide drills are extremely sharp. They are also extremely fragile. They cannot tolerate any kind of force that would make them bend. They have a

PCB holes drill? from HARBOR FREIGHT??? $9 the tool: DRILMASTER????? #63235????? ROTARY TOOL KIT comes with all sorts of grinder and polishing tips and the ONE drill bit I use to

I've uploaded three pictures into the "madyn" directory. They are the result of an openSCAD image capture of a rotated image file. The three current views are all of the same board, one top,

Good idea. I have a "standard" paid edition with eagle, 6 * 4 maximum board, hobbyiest version, yadda yadda little dog too.... and I don't like the cloud, at all. Don't trust it. That is

Gosh Den 2019-02-22 kl. 22:37, skrev Harvey White:

You should check out the combination of Kicad, FreeCAD and the add in module (or "workbench" as they call it) "Kicad StepUp" which links the two. This will allow you to do all of what you are talking

Fusion 360 is free for hobbyist use. Unlike with Eagle there are no restrictions, so the free version is the same as the paid one. (Usual guff about 'that might change', 'but it's cloud based' etc