Thanks for chiming in Steven,  ok, then it's settled.  I am in a training 
course this week, but I can start the process of production next week.

Cheers,
Josh


Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2014 14:58:50 -0800
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: [N8VEM-S100:2388] Re: Board Run: Unbuffered Prototyping

Hi,

I live in northern Virginia. I am interesting to purchase 6 unbuffered 
prototyping board for this coming March due to my restricted budget. I am not 
surprise about many people may not interesting to buy the prototyping boards 
because of tremendous expensive to buy wirewarp equipment nowadays.

Secondly, I am still thinking about drilling/milling machine (see eBay and 
search for 3020 desktop router engraver drilling/milling engraving machine cnc. 
Also, see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=na9-USi_hZQ NOTE: should have large 
clear plexiglass enclosure to avoid fiberglass dust into lungs. The only 
disadvantage about this method that have lack of vias (between layers. It may 
need to solder both sides as much as like old days with Tarbell Cassette 
Interface board.

This will be great for prototyping work???



On Saturday, February 8, 2014 2:49:12 AM UTC-5, pbirkel wrote:Josh:  Both 
Steven Feinsmith and myself have recently expressed interest in a run of the 
unbuffered prototyping board.  I have brought this topic up several times over 
the past year or so (most recently 2-3 weeks ago, without response) but there's 
been insufficient interest (borderline none) and I haven't had sufficient 
immediate need to strike out on my own with a run of only a few 
much-more-expensive boards.  I'd like to see us get the volume up to the point 
that we approach/reach the $20 per-board cost, but that means at least 20 
boards.  I'm not sure that each of us wants 7 boards ... but three interested 
parties is certainly better than just one :->.


I'm located in Maryland; not sure where Steven is located.  I gather that CA-US 
shipping cost is asymmetric -- here-to-there is cheaper than there-to-here?

I'd be willing to serve as "trail boss" if there's sufficient interest.  Andrew 
did offer to get me started last week, but I still await sufficient interest ...


Can I get commitments on board counts from interested folks, please?

Thanks,

paul

On Fri, Feb 7, 2014 at 6:10 PM, Crusty OMO <[email protected]> wrote:




Hi Group,

 

I am thinking of helping out and doing a board run.  I was planning on doing 
the unbuffered prototype board, but Andrew thought someone else here may 
already have that in motion?  First, let me start by saying I'm in Canada, so 
it may be a little more costly to ship to the US, but internationally it might 
not make any difference.


 

Can we hear a vote of which boards to build, and a show of hands who might want 
to build them?

 

I don't want to organize the group... but with a little communication I believe 
we can organize ourselves.

 

Regards,

Josh

 
                                          





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