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DateMon, 7 Sep 1998 15:20:39 -0700
FromPeter Monta <>
SubjectRe: Cobalt Micro (was Re: Build your own Motherboards)
> [ multi-layer PCBs ]>> Of course there are ways to go around, (like using laser printers and
> special paper to create metal plating) but still anything way beyound 2
> sided mainboard is currently unachievable at home. I would be very
> greatful to anybody who pointed out to me a sensible way to do this..
There's some interesting material at www.thinktink.com, including
a hacker-friendly plated-through hole process and descriptions of
multilayer layups and fabrication.  (I've never tried >2 layers;
I'm sure there's a bit of a learning curve.)  Also Maxfield's book
_Bebop to the Boolean Boogie_ has a pretty good discussion of
some semi-exotic PCB and packaging technologies, some of which
seem promising for the garage, though it's more a descriptive than
a how-to treatment.

Perhaps sci.electronics.* would be the best place for discussion.

Cheers,
Peter Monta   pmonta@imedia.com
Imedia Corp.

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