Now that I have my bread board prototype done, I want to get things soldered into something permanent. From what I've read, there are two different options: Etching my own boards or using a generic multipurpose pcb
Etching sounds like the best option but my main problem is attaining the etching solution and disposal of the used solution. If I could design my own board, I could make things as compact as possible and not have to worry about connections. I would just solder in and go.
The multipurpose PCB seems to be the quicker solution here. My main problem is connecting the soldered in pieces together. I haven't found a good way of doing this without running into situations where leads run over top of each other and a bunch of things go to one point. Are there any good tutorials out there?
I want to get the best quality product while not killing myself or the environment. Which should I do or what other ways could I do this?
Etching sounds like the best option but my main problem is attaining the etching solution and disposal of the used solution. If I could design my own board, I could make things as compact as possible and not have to worry about connections. I would just solder in and go.
The multipurpose PCB seems to be the quicker solution here. My main problem is connecting the soldered in pieces together. I haven't found a good way of doing this without running into situations where leads run over top of each other and a bunch of things go to one point. Are there any good tutorials out there?
I want to get the best quality product while not killing myself or the environment. Which should I do or what other ways could I do this?