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(Hole sizes)
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The company I use gives me 8 drill sizes that are free, and charges about $9.00 for an extra drill size, so adjusting some of the holes will could save lots of money. |
Drill Number Set | Drill Size | Use |
#70 | 0.028" | via holes and fine lead parts |
#65 | 0.035" | IC's, 1/4 watt resistors |
#58 | 0.042" | TO-220, 1/2 watt resistors |
#55 | 0.052" | Large connectors |
#53 | 0.060" | |
#44 | 0.086" | TO-220 Mounting holes |
1/8" | 0.125" | 4-40 screws |
#24 | 0.152" | 6-32 screws |
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From the Drill Chart below there are 48 holes sizes 0.031" and 0.034". I will shift them up to a size 0.035". |
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The 0.110" holes will become .125" and the 0.028" & 0.042" I'll leave alone. |
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One method of doing this is to modify the the footprints and replace the pads with different pads from the pad library.
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The second way is to modify the padstack local library from the spreadsheet.
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Now let the Drill Chart update by going to Tool -> Drill Chart -> Properties, then press "OK". |
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If you got all the padstacks, then the unwanted sizes should vanish. | ||||||||
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From the Drill Chart, the "SYM" or symbol column needs to have a unique symbol.
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Last Modified:
10/04/04
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