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  • beefok 292 days ago | parent | on: Time Bandit A Love Letter to the Game That Sold th...
    This is one of my favorite Atari ST games. :) What a great review!
  • beefok 480 days ago | parent | on: SummerCart64 - a fully open source Nintendo 64 fla...
    I have always used nextpcb.com for any of my projects (primarily hobbyist, but also for work.) NextPCB as a company is a good group of people to work with. They also do very low-cost assembly for your builds. JLCPCB is also another good company with a lot of bang-for-your-buck. I've used both.

    Alternatively, OSHPARK (oshpark.com) is a nice prototyping operation. However, they don't do assembly work. If you can solder ICs, that isn't a problem. I suck at soldering surface mount parts, so I just leave that to paying for assembly service.

    Out of all of them, I've had the most experience working with NextPCB.

    I'm not a walking advertisement for any of them, this is just my experience with these companies.

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