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Glad you all are finding some workarounds! Regards, JJ

Hi, starting to get some good results. My smallest feature size is 0.2mm, but everything has to go absolutely right in order to get a usable board. As a consequence I try to use traces no smaller than

Hi guys, to carry on the process, as we now have a Stock model. Generate a Contour operation. Select the tool you require. I have now a new tool library that has all the tools I use for PCB's all with

Hi, kool. I was thinking the effort I'd made to generate the pics and annotate them may have been wasted. Craig. ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, 10 April 2025 9:09 am To:

Hi, I had very good help from Seth Madore at Autodesk, he is a Fusion Manufacture expert. He made a short video and what I have learned is based on what he started. I can't get the video to attach but

The pics themselves are not attached in my mail, but links are provided that when clicked show the pic in the browser.

Hi guys, can you tell me whether you actually got the pics I attached to this post? I get a copy of the post, but no pics, and really its the pics that detail the process, without them this thread is

Hi, I'll start with a board of my own, a 2D PCB designed in Fusion, but is nearly identical to EAGLE. To use Fusion Contour toolpath function you need a 3D model, and thus the button that produces it.

Hi Craig Likewise, I'm now using Fusion, exporting back to Eagle and running PCB-Gcode, I use Chilipeppr auto leveler though. I did look briefly at producing Gcode via Fusion, but I think my eyes

That sounds excellent. Yes a new thread would be great! Would love to hear how you got it all to run and the "rules" we will have to follow to achieve success! Sent: April 8, 2025 8:49 PM To:

Hi, Autodesk have declared that they are ceasing support for EAGLE next year. I have not used EAGLE per se for about three years, I use instead Fusion Electronics which is Autodesk's re-imagined

No thank you, thank you very much again, I do not need to pay for the software I use software that I have designed for myself, thank you very much, I am a software developer myself.

I use OnShape, ommercial which is free for non-commercial use and the files are accessible to all other users.? To make them private is $1.400/year.? I don't care of my projects are public. It runs

Thank you José! Enjoy your retirement! Regards, JJ

Dear J.J. Thanks to provid me Pcbgcode to do my dream after drawing circuits by hand and later use of photo sensitive boards. It was only possible that you did your software and offer it to the world.

We all have subscriptions that we gladly, or sometimes grudgingly, pay. Some examples being internet, cable tv, electricity, water, sewer. And it should be said that the software we think we own, we

Hi, I too was very much against the subscription idea, but my dislike has moderated. In particular Fusion Basic costs me $800NZD/year. When I compare it to like software with the same features, eg

I don't build boards very often, when I do I have been happy using KiCad. Steve

I was happy about "buying" a release, and then paying for the next version update. I am not happy about the subscription model. Since I am able enough to do what I'd like to do with version 7.7, I see

Hi, OK, I'm of the opinion that almost everything Autodesk has done is either drastically limited or paid. I presume what you are saying is you do not want to pay anything? If that is the case then