ctall1724,
Please do post a link to the forum you found
regarding the PCB drilling machine. Sounds very interesting!
Thanks for your input.
Joe
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 5:43 PM
Subject: [Electronics_101] Re: pcb
drilling machine
Say, on PCB drilling machines.? I'm pretty much a newbie
at this
stuff, but I am getting geared up to have the capibility to
produce
my own electronic boards from scratch.? I share your
understanding
that the hole drilling part is a significant part of this
prototyping thing.
?
Last night while searching for bench
drill presses that accept a
Demeral drill motor, my search was "Demeral
Bench Drill Presses", I
couldn't find the link for the page address, but I
found a site
selling a gantry style PCB drilling machine that communicates
with
popular software. It had several versions.? a Stepper version
and a
couple others.? cost was around 4000$ US for the stepper
version.??
Then I surfed to a forem that had a lenghthy
discussion about
building
these from scratch.? This discussion
group is currently cleared many
of the design hurdles, have dones some
construction on a device and
are working on an open source software.?
Their mission, as I
understood it was to cooperatively engineer both
hardware and
software for a device nuckleheads like myself can build,
download
this software and achieve drilling narvona.
I will search
for this link, I thought I saved it.
I've also purchsed a c84 epson ink
jet printer on e-bay and I'm
waiting for? more info on the great ink
jet break through.
--- In Electronics_101@..., "joe
amodeo"
wrote:
>
> I'm considering
building a gantry style PCB drilling machine.
> I envision selling the
machine with steppers mounted, no computer
or
OS.
>
>
> Thanks for any input.
>
>
Joe
>