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Quoted from ForceFlow:
I guesstimated the dimensions of the PCB I was designing so I would be able to use the cost estimate/quote features on various custom PCB websites.
However, this isn't looking like a cheap option, so I might fall back on just using wire since the design is simple enough. Or maybe use the homebrew PCB ironing method that I saw pop up a few times.
I dunno, I'll have to think on it.
Thanks for the input guys

how many are you making? if it's <10 then you are better off just trying to find a protoboard that fits your need... doing a run of PCBs is pretty pricey

#10 9 years ago

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$132 for 4 boards I would consider to be pretty pricey...

I do all my prototypes on protoboard with wire... when it's finalized if I feel it's something I need a lot of I send them off to china to be printed... cost me a couple dollars per board but I have to order a ton of them

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