Still more PCBs

After playing with Carbide Copper for a while I found a mention on the Carbide forums that it is a re-vamped version of Rapid PCB to GCode.

This version has a couple of advantages over Carbide Copper in that it outputs separate files for milling, drilling and cut out and it has an offset function so you can put your board where you want it in the work area.

The G Code still needs manual cleanup to work with Easel but that is not difficult with a text editor.

I stuffed up a couple of pads while trying to manually re-drill some holes so I just made a new one which turned out pretty good.

pcb1b-sml

pcb2c-sml

An abbreviated, noisy, out of focus video of the process is here: https://youtu.be/39IbgFyo4J8

Gary

Interesting. Looks like it only generates metric g-code regardless of which units you select for the Gerber file.