在 2021年6月18日星期五 UTC+8 21:59:37，<Theo> 写道：
> "Dave Plowman (News)" <da...@davenoise.co.uk> wrote:
> > In article <593e6d47...@argonet.co.uk>,
> > Stuart <Spa...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:
> > > I've never considered the idea of getting PCBs made though I can see many
> > > advantages in doing so. What would be the cost of a typical double-sided
> > > 100x220mm board?
> >
> > Not had any made recently. But getting a double sided or layered board,
> > ready drilled, with printed legends and solder resist coated is simply
> > something I can't do at home.
> >
> > Google will find you plenty of prices. Obviously the price per unit comes
> > down drastically with quantity.
> We put most of ours through jlcpcb.com, who are based in Shenzhen. Shipping
> is usually a few weeks from China, although we usually pay more for DHL
> shipping.
>
> 100x220 is quite large, but for double sided they quote $12.80 for 5 pieces
> and $7.44 for shipping (8-20 business days). It's another $11.44 for DHL
> Express (4-6 business days). Roundtrip with DHL including manufacturing and
> shipping time is usually about 10 calendar days (ie order Sunday night of
> week 1, arrive by Friday of week 2, bearing in mind they're 8 hours ahead).
>
> Quality is good - not like some bargain-basement Chinese boards you might
> find. Their solder stencils are good too. They have 4 and 6 layer flows at
> a modest price bump should you need them.
>
> They do assembly, but we haven't used them for that (yet). They also have a
> components arm are called lcsc.com who are a bit like a Chinese Farnell, and
> they can bundle components in with your PCB order.
> > Of course I'm getting old, so the fiddle of making my own from scratch not
> > so appealing as once.
> At those prices it's not worth the hassle of making your own, unless you're
> in a great hurry.
>
> Theo
I also purchased some parts on chimicron.com, and they will be shipped on the same day as the order. Shipping is also fast!