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PCB Drill - Stand on loan from James Fowkes, precision drill on loan from David Clarke | PCB Drill - Stand on loan from James Fowkes, precision drill on loan from David Clarke | ||
The MaxiCraft drill, from RS, runs on 9 - 18V d.c, and has a 12V power pack. | |||
With a suitable 18V power pack, the drill will run at 18000RPM | |||
The chuck capacity is 3.2mm, and there are also some collets (which replace the chuck, which simply unscrews) which can be used with micro drill bits with a 2.5mm shank. | |||
[File:ToolBitsBox2.JPG]] | |||
Micro Drills, Collets and Soldering Iron Bits are stored in this small cabinet. | |||
'''Process and Procedure''' | '''Process and Procedure''' | ||
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Equipment that we have
Page in development - need to re-size pics for better display--Dclarke 05:52, 13 June 2012 (EST)
(photo here)
Bubble Etch Tank - on loan from James Fowkes
UV exposure unit - on loan from James Fowkes
Lightbox - new addition, hacked from emergency exit light by David Clarke
PCB Drill - Stand on loan from James Fowkes, precision drill on loan from David Clarke
The MaxiCraft drill, from RS, runs on 9 - 18V d.c, and has a 12V power pack.
With a suitable 18V power pack, the drill will run at 18000RPM
The chuck capacity is 3.2mm, and there are also some collets (which replace the chuck, which simply unscrews) which can be used with micro drill bits with a 2.5mm shank.
[File:ToolBitsBox2.JPG]]
Micro Drills, Collets and Soldering Iron Bits are stored in this small cabinet.
Process and Procedure
Developer, Etching and Tinplating chemistry