SMD-Stencils selber machen: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

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This Information is valid for all the electronic CAD programs but I will document how to do it in eagle.

Open Eagle
Open you .brd file
Go to Layers Menu
- Doubleclick on Layer 31 (tCream)
- Change Fillstyle to empty
- Scale factor: 1

Menu ->
- Tools ->
  - DRC ->
    - Masks ->
      - For the CREAM insert MIN: 0 Percent: 90% Max: 4mil
Click Apply

Now your tCream (31) Layer contains squares/masks that are smaller than the actual pads. GOOD.

We will export this one layer as PDF now.

Import the .pdf into Corel draw and you are good to go.

Use Overheadfoil that can be used with a copier (than its not PVC) i got splendid results using | OHP Transparency film from NOBO

You find this in my box in the WEL shelfes on the very right, next to the whiteboard. USe freely for stencils (but nothing else)

Place the overheadfoil on a piece of plain white copier paper and cut the stencil with an outline around the PCB

Once you cut it you can remove the overheadfoil from the paper and all the little squers will stick to the paper.

Cutter settings

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 Use Overheadfoil that can be used with a  copier (than its not PVC) i got splendid results using [http://www.amazon.co.uk/NOBO-Transparency-Plain-Copier-sheets/dp/B000WL1WQI | OHP Transparency film from NOBO]
+You find this in my box in the WEL shelfes on the very right, next to the whiteboard. USe freely for stencils (but nothing else)
+Place the overheadfoil on a piece of plain white copier paper and cut the stencil with an outline around the PCB
+Once you cut it you can remove the overheadfoil from the paper and all the little squers will stick to the paper.
 '''Cutter settings'''