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toml_12953
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Posted: 10:36am 27 Oct 2024
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  Mixtel90 said  Of particular interest if you are in Germany, Canada or the USofA. It might get expensive if you get them to make a panel.


I use the software to design a panel, then I print it and use that as a guide for drilling holes in my own sheet aluminum (aluminium?) After I drill, I paint the panel and apply dry letter transfers. It looks very professional. The software makes it easy to align and correctly space rows of holes.


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Mixtel90

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Posted: 11:22am 27 Oct 2024
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Ah, I use SL6 for PCB panels or nanoCAD 5.0 (the free version) for other mechanical stuff. That's because it's similar to an early AutoCAD version that I used for many years.
Mick

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