Harry Klippton
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Somehow that sounds exactly like something an engineer would do
is this part of the Confirm Production file option? I've never gotten an email for mine for changes, but I also don't think they've ruined any of mine but now I'm curious because I had a fairly reasonable circuit not work and I never figured out why.Here's an example of what they wanted to do to the Flock panel recently...
They contacted me saying their engineers wanted to add another breaktab at this location to "increase stability"...
Now I'm no engineer, but what do you think is going to happen to that breakout board when you attempt to snap off the tab right beside that column of holes? It's going to live up to it's name, that's what.
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is this part of the Confirm Production file option?
Is there a company you prefer to work with? I know a builder that got his diodes flipped on his pcb so they were going the same way instead of the usual clipping arrangement, maybe I'll throw a note on my next order because I'm paranoid now haha.It's not, they just randomly decide to poke around in my Gerber files. They've attempted to change PCBs that I've been ordering for years out of nowhere (the Kliche, for example)... I generally only use JLCPCB for smaller prototype orders but occasionally throw batches of PCBs in so shipping costs make more sense.
After the last time I had my sales manager put a note on the account to not make any changes to submitted Gerbers without contacting me. If there's an issue that needs to be "corrected" I will correct it myself.
They do a great job if they'd just leave things alone!
I see what happened with the Celestial Drive PCB, I'm waiting on a response to find out why it happened.
What's your main fab house?I generally only use JLCPCB for smaller prototype orders but occasionally throw batches of PCBs in so shipping costs make more sense.
You spoke too soon, I'm sure you'll wheel something out, in time.I’ve spent hours trying to think of a joke about “unspoken” something (get it? Un-spoke-n)…
I’m worried that I’ve lost my comedic touch, but those fears are probably groundless.
Was gonna say I’m way too young for my jokes to be dad jokes, but I just realized that some people I went to high school with have kids in elementary school nowDad jokes, lots of dad jokes….
Same thing happened to me with the recycler. HmmmmJust had a similar issue with a Trembling Loon board- there was NO trace between R18 and pin 2 of IC1. Luckily those pads are immediately next to eachother, so a jumper sorted it
And, I had a Sidescroller build recently that had ground spokes on a pad that was NOT supposed to have one. Cutting those traces was fun
Now I'm no engineer, but what do you think is going to happen to that breakout board when you attempt to snap off the tab right beside that column of holes? It's going to live up to it's name, that's what.