Hey all,
Just wanted to say congrats to Jimi. He has been knocking it out of the park with his enclosure etches. I know from experience that they are time consuming, expensive, and take a lot of patience to do. So, Congrats Jimi and keep up the good work!
-Mike-
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Hey thanks! It's a learning process. I wish I could make them look better, but it's a learning process. I appreciate you.
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Quote from: jimilee on May 28, 2020, 03:37:50 PM
Hey thanks! It's a learning process. I wish I could make them look better, but it's a learning process. I appreciate you.
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Well you've had some killer etches lately and they only seem to be getting better. Keep up the good work bud!
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I have to agree. I look at etched enclosures in build reports with envy, but I have never worked up the nerve to try it. Years ago I etched 2 PCBs: one came out perfect and the other was a disaster. I never tried again.
Quote from: bcalla on May 28, 2020, 10:49:26 PM
I have to agree. I look at etched enclosures in build reports with envy, but I have never worked up the nerve to try it. Years ago I etched 2 PCBs: one came out perfect and the other was a disaster. I never tried again.
Honestly, I tried it because I could easily have the stuff I needed delivered, and the acid magic requires no mixing. The HP paper made all the difference. I'd etch PCBs if it wasn't for all that drilling. I might one day.
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