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@scarydesign-YJRRtx • Feb 17, 2011
I've been designing printed circuit boards for over 30 years. I've done the "quick" photoresist as you mention as well as production million+ pcbs. I think the first thing you have overlooked is this is a double-sided PCB. As such vias from one side to the other are very hard to do (you can make the vias bigger, insert a wire and solder from both sides) but the bottom line is you are better off using a PCB house and have the boards made. If the Gerber files are available this is a very easy task. There are so many places that will make one or two boards now for around $100 US I wouldn't waste the time to try it yourself.
Good luck.
Mike T. -
@sonomer-MfBZEU • Feb 23, 2011
Unfortunately, I have to design and redesign, many times, a number of at least six #-Link-Snipped-#. Ordering, each time, a 100$ PCB to a manufacturer will run me into expenses of thousands of dollars and delays of one year or more which I can not afford.
The last step will be "six professional printed boards made by a PCB house", all of them in the same time, only one order. For prototypes however, I have to manage using photo resist.