Where to get PCBs?

[peek^]

Hi. I have a PCB design. Basically I want to know some places where I can
get them printed very cheap.

Thank you.

 

[Jack]

http://www.expresspcb.com/ExpressPCBHtm/SpecsMiniboard.htm

 

[peek^]

Is there anything cheaper than that?

 

[Jack]

That's a pretty reasonable price considering you get 3 boards and they
supply the layout software.
This is probably the cheapest source but I have never used them and don't
know anyone who has.
http://www.pcbcart.com/cart.php?target=product&product_id=2&pageID=0

If you have more time than money and the circuit has not been prototyped you
are probably best advised to wire wrap the first board to make sure it
works.

 

[GM]

Hi. I have a PCB design. Basically I want to know some places where I can
get them printed very cheap.

Thank you.

There are some small Chinese PCB manufacturers that sell cheap, but never
really tryied them, so I am not sure if the quality of the PCBs that they
produce follows an inverse law with respect to how much they cost you, which
I assume is not the case. Just Google

 

[JeffM]

If you want them *printed*, take your artwork to Kinko's.

It sounds like you want them *fabricated*.
It is possible to make 2-layer hobby boards yourself quite cheaply.
http://www.fullnet.com/~tomg/gooteepc.htm
http://www.google.com/search?q=press-n-peel

BTW, your Usenet technique could use some work.
http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:...e.following.up+BOTTOM+*.*.*.relevant.*+Usenet

Jack TOP-POSTED:

expresspcb.com

1) You have to use THEIR software.
Anything done up to this point will have to be redone in their program.
2) Their software does NOT allow easy printing to document your work.
3) Their software does NOT produce gerbers, making it LOCK-IN-WARE