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Did you ever tried PCBWAY www.pcbway.com/ i chinese company? I used in the past to work with them for some boards and I found they are professional,have good prices and clean manufacturing. They

There was a very *thin* extra track around the board. Cheers Ian [email protected]> wrote:

True, I just file off the remnants of the mousebites, but that is an extra step. The other issue you had... I do not quite follow? You mean there is an extra track around the board? Never seen that

I don't really follow this group closely, so I very well have missed something. But, just two comments. 1) I'm not familiar with Aisler ( https://aisler.net/ ) , but a quick glance at the site looks

You should use the provided BOM generators, or write your own. I recommend exporting BOM to csv, and opening it in Libreoffice. Then you can pretty print it. [email protected]> wrote:

When you generate the BOM from eeschema, the dialog box lists a number of BOM generator scripts. Did you pick one of them? I do have my own scripts if you are interested, but they date back

I too wanted to avoid Chinese manufacturers and I found Aisler to be the only cost effective PCB manufacturer in Europe. I had half a dozen or so different designs made by them, However, I had to

I try to avoid Chinese fab houses for several reasons and have been using Aisler for the last 5 years or so. They accept KiCAD files directly and take SEPA-payments. They have been a pleasure to work

Clicking Tools->Generate_BOM->Generate landed me with the first XML file I've produced in over 40 years of computing, and I'm struggling with finding a Linux utility that can make something printable

There are several Chinese suppliers. Here is a tool that does a price comparison: https://pcbshopper.com/ Most of the suppliers have a similar entry system to this web site. -- Mike M

I had 30 small double sided boards back from Seeed the day before yesterday. They took about 3 days to make them, then it was around a week from Singapore to Australia, via DHL. It'd probably be

Agreed. OSH Park are great.

I like Osh Park. They've been great, good boards and fast delivery. I've only made small boards, small quantity. https://oshpark.com/ John

For most PCBs, I use Eurocircuits. Their proto line will ship back to you in 3 days, which means you should get it in 4. If you have a business account with them, you get invoiced in 30 days,

I’ve done about 60 boards with PCBWay. Good results up to 10 layer. 14 layer, 400mm x400mm (approx) board, populated, is still an open question/project. Excellent choice for 2 layer boards and

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I'm also in the UK and I've used jlcpcb several times with perfect results. Turnaround depends on how much you want to pay for shipping. The basic cheapest rate, may take a couple of weeks the DHL

PCBWay.? ? I've used them a lot without problems. I'm also in UK. David Sent from AOL on Android

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In the UK you could try Newbury Electronics. Everything from basic PCB fabrication through to turnkey assembly. [email protected]> wrote: