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Posted by Mark Haase on November 10, 2005, 4:54 am
Hey all--
I'm looking to start learning to make PCBs. I bought the book "Build
Your Own Printed Circuit Board" by Al Williams and after playing around
with Eagle for a couple of weeks I think I'm ready.
What's a good place to buy PCB supplies, like copper clad boards,
etchant, developer tray, agitator, etc.? A place in Atlanta would be
ideal, but if not, what online places are best? A "one-stop shop" to get
all the supplies at once is what I have in mind.
Thanks,
Mark
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Posted by Art on November 10, 2005, 5:53 am
Gogle for the supplies, than narrow the quest to Atlanta or north Georgia
area. Surely there are at lease a couple of hobby shops in that area that
have the copper sulfate solution and clad blanks.
> Hey all--
> I'm looking to start learning to make PCBs. I bought the book "Build
> Your Own Printed Circuit Board" by Al Williams and after playing around
> with Eagle for a couple of weeks I think I'm ready.
> What's a good place to buy PCB supplies, like copper clad boards,
> etchant, developer tray, agitator, etc.? A place in Atlanta would be
> ideal, but if not, what online places are best? A "one-stop shop" to get
> all the supplies at once is what I have in mind.
> Thanks,
> Mark
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Posted by J. Clarke on November 10, 2005, 8:44 am
Mark Haase wrote:
> Hey all--
>
> I'm looking to start learning to make PCBs. I bought the book "Build
> Your Own Printed Circuit Board" by Al Williams and after playing around
> with Eagle for a couple of weeks I think I'm ready.
>
> What's a good place to buy PCB supplies, like copper clad boards,
> etchant, developer tray, agitator, etc.? A place in Atlanta would be
> ideal, but if not, what online places are best? A "one-stop shop" to get
> all the supplies at once is what I have in mind.
Have you tried calling the electrical engineering department at Tech and
asking for some suggestions on suppliers?
> Thanks,
> Mark
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Posted by Ben Bradley on November 10, 2005, 2:51 pm
wrote:
>Hey all--
>I'm looking to start learning to make PCBs. I bought the book "Build
>Your Own Printed Circuit Board" by Al Williams and after playing around
>with Eagle for a couple of weeks I think I'm ready.
>What's a good place to buy PCB supplies, like copper clad boards,
>etchant, developer tray, agitator, etc.? A place in Atlanta would be
>ideal, but if not, what online places are best? A "one-stop shop" to get
>all the supplies at once is what I have in mind.
I'm sure Austin Electronics in Norcross (not strictly in Atlanta,
but in the north metro area, and about a mile from the I-85/Jimmy
Carter Blvd. exit) has copper clad, and fairly sure they have at least
some of the other stuff too. Call or email and ask about everything
you want:
http://www.austinelex.com
>Thanks,
>Mark
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Posted by Padu on November 10, 2005, 3:33 pm
"Mark Haase"
> Hey all--
> I'm looking to start learning to make PCBs. I bought the book "Build
> Your Own Printed Circuit Board" by Al Williams and after playing around
> with Eagle for a couple of weeks I think I'm ready.
> What's a good place to buy PCB supplies, like copper clad boards,
> etchant, developer tray, agitator, etc.? A place in Atlanta would be
> ideal, but if not, what online places are best? A "one-stop shop" to get
> all the supplies at once is what I have in mind.
> Thanks,
> Mark
I got everything, chemicals, photosensitive boards, agitator, lamps, etc
from circuit specialists
http://www.circuitspecialists.com/level.itml/icOid/218
I don't know if they are the cheapest around, but their stuff is good
quality and indeed it is a one stop shop.
Cheers
Padu
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> I'm looking to start learning to make PCBs. I bought the book "Build
> Your Own Printed Circuit Board" by Al Williams and after playing around
> with Eagle for a couple of weeks I think I'm ready.
> What's a good place to buy PCB supplies, like copper clad boards,
> etchant, developer tray, agitator, etc.? A place in Atlanta would be
> ideal, but if not, what online places are best? A "one-stop shop" to get
> all the supplies at once is what I have in mind.
> Thanks,
> Mark
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> mehaase(at)gmail(dot)com