¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHi,We've been using KiCad and Dorkbotpdx extensively for all or our open source projects (wyolum.com). I haven't used Eagle (except to view projects), but I think Eagle CAM job file is equivalent to KiCad .drl file. In KiCad, here's what we do : In PCBNew, File > Plot SELECT "Use proper filename extensions (.GBL, .GTL etc) - but I usually stick to the standard .pho file name extension. SELECT and generate the required gerber files for the various layers. Select GENERATE DRILL FILE DRILL UNITS = inches ZEROS FORMAT = Suppress leading zeros PRECISION = 2:4 DRILL ORIGIN = Absolute OPTIONS = Minimal header Additionally, I generate a DRILL SHEET in Gerber (though not absolutely necessary) and also a DRILL REPORT This results in three files 1. project.drl = lists all used drill sizes, drill co-ordinates etc. It's important to include this file with your gerbers. 2. project-drl.pho = A gerber file showing drill sizes and locations visually. Not really important. I use it to verify that I got all the correct drill sizes for the footprints. 3. project-drl.rpt = plain text file reporting drill sizes, number of holes etc. This data is already included in the project-drl.pho file, and is redundant. Finally, what goes to Drokbotpdx is the various the .pho files along with the project.drl file. On 6/6/2012 10:55 PM, Eric Thompson wrote: ? |