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twistedsymphony's adventures in making PCBs.

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PCB went to fab over the weekend along with a few modules :D

Also, for those who missed it I threw together a repo Toaplan RE9511 resistor network design: https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/toaplan-re9511-resistor-network-repo.35977/

DS suggested I maybe put together a how-to-video for doing simple PCBs like this. Is that someone people would be interested in?
 
Sounds like there's some interest :D

Follow up questions:
1. Would there be interest in me doing this as a live-stream? I'd likely edit it down afterward as a normal video. Also keep in mind that I've never done a stream ever before, and I don't think I've ever really watched any either :D
2. any specific topics or designs you'd like to see me cover?
 
1) Both options are good. Do what suits you better.

2) I think it would be best if there would be some learning curve, so starting with some simple small PCB and next video with something more complex like this naomi PCB for instance.

Just my 2 cents.
 
twistedsymphony said:
2. any specific topics or designs you'd like to see me cover?
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Someone totally new to this I beleive few good starting points (imo) could be :
1- Best software options to use
2- How to do line tracing / routing etc
3- How to import library of parts and find a part and insert
4- General best practices in terms of current flow / grounding etc
 
Yes, or course, but its PERFECT for hobbyists. If you have never used a pcb design software before start with KICAD so you don't have to unlearn or re-learn techniques. :)
 
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