Hello everyone,
I just came upon this link:
http://www.silhouetteamerica.com/sketchDesigns.aspx
When you look through the tools avaible for this gadget, it seems to have a
pickplace tool available.. I just wonder if it can handle SMT components?
..just a nerdy train of thought.. :o)
Dan
It'd be great if could cut copper clad plates but I don't see that it
can do that.. where are you getting the idea it can do pick and place?
On 20 June, 20:34, David Forbes dfor...@dakotacom.net wrote:
The great National chip engineer and Electronic Design columnist crashed
his '69 VW Beetle
I'm pretty sure that's not a machine tool... rather a hand tool. But
how about using this device to cut PCB traces?
On Jun 22, 9:17 am, Dan Harboe Burer d...@post.tele.dk wrote:
Hello everyone,
I just came upon this link:
http://www.silhouetteamerica.com/sketchDesigns.aspx
When you look
It'd be great if could cut copper clad plates but I don't see that it
can do that.. where are you getting the idea it can do pick and place?
On 22 June, 07:17, Dan Harboe Burer d...@post.tele.dk wrote:
Hello everyone,
I just came upon this link:
I don't know how I replied to this thread by mistake.. sorry to hear
about Bob.
On 22 June, 09:18, xdugef i...@xdugef.com wrote:
It'd be great if could cut copper clad plates but I don't see that it
can do that.. where are you getting the idea it can do pick and place?
On 20 June, 20:34,
Here's a tool which is called pick me up for rhinestones and so on.. thats
what triggered me...
http://www.silhouetteamerica.com/tools.aspx
Jah, if it could cut thin metal I would have bought it right away.. I wonder
if it can cut the thin copper tape used for shielding?
Dan
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Hmmm... I think that is intended for manual use .. I see an example of
rhinestones on a hat and that clearly was not down by the plotter..
If this thing could cut copper plates I'd buy it in a heartbeat. It
probably wouldn't bee too hard to modify it it with a dremel where the
bit is on a
On Jun 22, 10:17 am, Dan Harboe Burer d...@post.tele.dk wrote:
I just came upon this link:
http://www.silhouetteamerica.com/sketchDesigns.aspx
When you look through the tools avaible for this gadget, it seems to have a
pickplace tool available.. I just wonder if it can handle SMT
What about if it had PCB resist pens instead of fighting with Laser
transfers?
{An older ink-jet I have also has a flat feed from back to the front for
thick card but the thin sharp wheels that touch the printed surface for
pressure dissuaded me from trying various inks as resists anyway.
