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Re: A new arrival - Amstrad PPC512
Posted: 18 Mar 2025 11:08
by HigashiJun
I can consider myself as lucky here.
Every time I order something with JLCPCB, I always choose the cheapest shipping option and I get my package within 4-5 days.
(Yes, China is not far from Japan, I know...).
Re: A new arrival - Amstrad PPC512
Posted: 18 Mar 2025 11:15
by rubber_jonnie
HigashiJun wrote: 18 Mar 2025 11:08
I can consider myself as lucky here.
Every time I order something with JLCPCB, I always choose the cheapest shipping option and I get my package within 4-5 days.
(Yes, China is not far from Japan, I know...).
TBH I'm joking a bit here,
@stephen_usher and I have had parcel issues lately, but I have to say that both JLPCB and PCBWay are pretty good, even when I choose the cheapest shipping.
I have to say that I do slightly prefer JLCPCB lately, they are overall much cheaper and allow a direct upload of gerbers, where PCBWay seem to need you to provide some PCB specs to get a quote before gerber upload.
Re: A new arrival - Amstrad PPC512
Posted: 18 Mar 2025 11:24
by HigashiJun
rubber_jonnie wrote: 18 Mar 2025 11:15
TBH I'm joking a bit here, @stephen_usher and I have had parcel issues lately, but I have to say that both JLPCB and PCBWay are pretty good, even when I choose the cheapest shipping.
Good to hear that !
rubber_jonnie wrote: 18 Mar 2025 11:15
I have to say that I do slightly prefer JLCPCB lately, they are overall much cheaper and allow a direct upload of gerbers, where PCBWay seem to need you to provide some PCB specs to get a quote before gerber upload.
Used PCBWay once, but I really prefer JLCPCB for the reasons you state.
Re: A new arrival - Amstrad PPC512
Posted: 18 Mar 2025 11:32
by rubber_jonnie
HigashiJun wrote: 18 Mar 2025 11:24
rubber_jonnie wrote: 18 Mar 2025 11:15
TBH I'm joking a bit here, @stephen_usher and I have had parcel issues lately, but I have to say that both JLPCB and PCBWay are pretty good, even when I choose the cheapest shipping.
Good to hear that !
rubber_jonnie wrote: 18 Mar 2025 11:15
I have to say that I do slightly prefer JLCPCB lately, they are overall much cheaper and allow a direct upload of gerbers, where PCBWay seem to need you to provide some PCB specs to get a quote before gerber upload.
Used PCBWay once, but I really prefer JLCPCB for the reasons you state.
To order these PCBs from PCBWay was half as much again as for JLCPCB. That's not good.
Re: A new arrival - Amstrad PPC512
Posted: 18 Mar 2025 11:35
by HigashiJun
rubber_jonnie wrote: 18 Mar 2025 11:32
To order these PCBs from PCBWay was half as much again as for JLCPCB. That's not good.
Really ? Wow...
Re: A new arrival - Amstrad PPC512
Posted: 18 Mar 2025 11:36
by rubber_jonnie
HigashiJun wrote: 18 Mar 2025 11:35
rubber_jonnie wrote: 18 Mar 2025 11:32
To order these PCBs from PCBWay was half as much again as for JLCPCB. That's not good.
Really ? Wow...
Yeah, was a bit surprised, they are only 2 layer PCB's.
Re: A new arrival - Amstrad PPC512
Posted: 18 Mar 2025 11:37
by HigashiJun
:shock:
Re: A new arrival - Amstrad PPC512
Posted: 18 Mar 2025 13:38
by rubber_jonnie
Up to 33% progress now :)
Re: A new arrival - Amstrad PPC512
Posted: 18 Mar 2025 14:20
by JezC
rubber_jonnie wrote: 18 Mar 2025 08:23
Superglue hardly seems to ever work other than to hold something in place whilst you glue it with something else.
Wasn't it developed for sticking skin together or something? :roll:
Re: A new arrival - Amstrad PPC512
Posted: 18 Mar 2025 14:25
by rubber_jonnie
JezC wrote: 18 Mar 2025 14:20
rubber_jonnie wrote: 18 Mar 2025 08:23
Superglue hardly seems to ever work other than to hold something in place whilst you glue it with something else.
Wasn't it developed for sticking skin together or something? :roll:
Not sure, but it's very good at that :)
My wife tripped over once and had a gash in her knee a few years back, I used superglue to 'stitch' it up and it healed great.