开云体育

Circuithub is the same concept. I like them too...Macrofab is cheaper, but for all I know....they are just producing the stuff overseas when it is no longer a prototype service. In all...I think this

I picked my primary care physician because of his negative comments; a former patient complained he believed in vaccines.? At least one time that I remember, I was at a standards committee arguing a

At my last job we used circuithub.com.? They take Kicad projects and build your BOM online which makes takes care of the parts problem pretty simply.? I can't say they're cheap or expensive, I don't

I never use services that limit part usage. I just pay to get what I need. Macrofab is a newer company that has been nice. If you have under 20 different surface mount parts (and you do through holes

I have used ALLPCB.com for double sided and  layer boards with great success.  Turn around time is about a week, including shipping. David   

Too much design limitations to use their components. I just order boards and populating them by myself. PnP machine is very helpful thing, don't has to be expensive. I have built liteplacer

Hi all, inspired by the current discussion on PCB manufacturing ( /g/kicad-users/topic/who_do_you_use_to_get_your/39413634?p=,,,20,0,0,0::recentpostdate%2Fsticky,,,20,2,0,39413634 )

I would add, besides gerbers and viewing, looking at the boards in the 3D viewer is also an excellent tool.? I've spotted many a detail in that view which escaped me in the design window.? After the

I've ordered many boards from them, and only shared a few. You can certainly do boards and not share them. Dan

Well, I'm not really "advocating for" PCBWay. I've used OSH park, and the reason I'm now using PCBWay is mostly about speed and, secondarily, cost for larger boards. I typically get a 2-layer board

When you make a project, you have to select to share. Not sharing is the default.

I have never found this option. OSH clearly stands for Open Source hardware. On their about page is states " Proudly serving the open hardware community" If there is an option to not open source your

I would always recommend creating Gerber files and using a Gerber viewer to check them. It is surprising how many improvements you can see looking at Gerbers. Most PCB fab houses use the Protel

"You have to open source your design" if you use OSH Park?? It has been a (limited) OPTION for many years... but unless there has been a change, not true. OSH Park allowed you to, if YOU wished, to

I can highly recommend pcbgogo.com Very fast turn around on 10 prototype boards for 5 dollars. Limits are boards need to be no bigger than 10cm square, 2 layers, 6/6mil track/spacing and 0.3mm

I used Seeedstudio once for a small, simple two-layer board, and was completely satisfied with the quality of the results. As nbxmike said, shipping is a major cost adder (I think it was

I've used seeedstudio as long as the panel size is under 10cm x 10cm which it almost always is.? I have never had a problem with quality or the fabrication time.? Shipping for one project is a major

I use a variety of PCB houses depending on what the project is, how many I intend to make and whether or not I'm going to do the assembly myself. OSHPARK is great for small quick prototype

Those in Australia might like to try https://www.ourpcb.com.au/ who have an office in Melbourne so you talk to someone local, while the fab and assembly is done in China. I've also