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It's actually a thru hole design but if I could get someoene to cut them accurately it would be huge.
Right now we have a metal fabricator putting holes in by hand.

I know that alot of you builders get boards cut and drilled to spec so I was hoping someone could recomend a place to do a very accurate thru hole: It isn't for a pedal it's for my day job- Magnetics YO!

I need
0.09" Thick Epoxy Glass laminate Sheet (G-10 basically)
UL flammability rating of 94V-2 or better (material isn't an issue I can source it)

I have drawings in PDF that I can supply
About 32 holes in the board of different sizes and the quote I got now from my main source is rediculous in both price and lead time.

Definately some long term business:

Any suggestions?

not sure if they meet your specs but these two were recommended from someone who has tried both of them
http://www.pcbcart.com/
http://www.goldphoenixpcb.biz/

dont be afraid of china. there are good ones and bad ones. these are the good ones

eatyourguitar wrote:not sure if they meet your specs but these two were recommended from someone who has tried both of them
http://www.pcbcart.com/
http://www.goldphoenixpcb.biz/

dont be afraid of china. there are good ones and bad ones. these are the good ones

Not afraid of china, Just got back, and I think long term i will have to build over there but I need 16 units out ASAP, I will probably just end up paying the higher US cost for now.

eatyourguitar wrote:not sure if they meet your specs but these two were recommended from someone who has tried both of them
http://www.pcbcart.com/
http://www.goldphoenixpcb.biz/

dont be afraid of china. there are good ones and bad ones. these are the good ones

Thanks for the PC board sites need them for a bunch of other stuff as well

Auto qual testing sucks!!

Talk to Culturejam

I use Pad2Pad. Their boards are good quality. They have a software for n00bs to design the boards, or you can upload a drill file. I shopped around a while back and their prices were in line with anything else, and they had all sorts of options for material, colour, etc.

McSpunckle wrote:I use Pad2Pad. Their boards are good quality. They have a software for n00bs to design the boards, or you can upload a drill file. I shopped around a while back and their prices were in line with anything else, and they had all sorts of options for material, colour, etc.

Awesome!
Thanks Boss:

I get big runs done at http://www.custompcb.com

Great prices and really nice finishing. I'm not sure if they can meet all your design requirements, but it can't hurt to ask.

Many Thanks, It's nice when my goofing off and my work colide.