@ EvoMotors - If you have a permanent marker that is fine enough, you can plot the pcb with your new mad plotter skills. Also, there was a method that I was trying. Scratch and Etch. I couldn’t formulate the scratch off paint though.
I’ve CNCed my last few prototypes, but I don’t have regular access to a CNC. I’d always prefer to use the CNC if possible because even though OSHpark is great, it’s still close to a month turn around here in Aus, and if it’s a true prototype (IE I’ll change it several times before completion) I hate the thoughts of making 3x PCBs for nothing…
I do have a PWM controllable router (like one on the picture), so I should be able to make PCB for the machine controller while the controller still on breadboard. So it’s like machine making itself. Just need to find the right software for g-code generation.
If you don’t need through hole plating then milling works but to be honest, with the cost of professional boards being so cheap, even for 4 layer now, it’s not really worth the effort to make your own.
OSHpark.com gives you that in less than $5, because it’s less than a square inch in area; in one off, but you get three in case you screw the pooch with the soldering iron.
Are you sure you’re not confusing mm and cm? 20mm x 15mm = 2cm x 1.5cm. 20cm x 15cm on the other hand is substantially bigger (way beyond what OSHpark prices are sensible for, that comes to $240). At DFRobot, they have a price of ~$88 for a 200mm x 150mm board, delivering 10x boards…