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jakdedert wrote:
and small cabinets/ enclosures. My stock of double sided epoxy board is a 4 ft by 4 ft sheet I bought at a hamfest for $20 or 25 IIRC. I have some smaller pieces left over from the past. If you don't want to solder partitions or sides, you might do as I and buy a 10-ft length of extruded aluminum angle, 0.25 inches on a side. This way you can screw things together without worrying about overheating / delaminating the PC board. You can also take things apart if needed :-( I'd be careful about using aluminum for this. You could set up a situation where over the years, the dissimilar metals would begin to react and cause all sorts of gremlins. I'd think you'd want to use copper or brass angle stock, which is also available, albeit more expensive...or plastic; or even wood. You can tin the edge of the PCB and avoid this for the most part. -Bill |
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