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Carbide Copper Changes About FAQHelp Use your CNC machine to make printed circuit boards quickly and without chemicals. Click here to see a quick introduction video For the legacy Rapid-PCB.com version, click here Don’t display this at startup. OK Drill Library: Number Diameter ( mm ) Plunge Rate ( mm /min) RPM Close Rapid-PCB by Carbide 3D (Step ) Units MM Inches Material size Use 2x3" Blank Use 4x6" BlankWidth (X): mm Height (Y): mm Thickness (Z): mm X/Y origin position Job type Top Side Only Bottom Side Only Upload Gerber_RS247X signal file Drag and drop your Gerber RS247X file here. Load invertedPosition X offset: mm Y offset: mm Tool Number: Diameter: mm Depth: mm RPM: Plunge Rate: mm /min Feed Rate: mm /min Isolation Isolation Passes: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 25 30 40 50 Effective Diameter: mm Upload Excellon drill file Drag and drop your Excellon drill file here. Position Same as signal layer X offset: mm Y offset: mm Drilling Tool: Drill - 0.8 mm Drill - 0.9 mm Drill - 1.0 mm Plunge rate: mm /min Drill Table Upload Board outline file Drag and drop your Board outline file here. Size & Position Generate outline cut X offset: mm Y offset: mm Width: mm Height: mm Tool: Number: Diameter: mm Depth: mm RPM: Plunge Rate: mm /min Feed Rate: mm /min Generate Area Rubout Tool: Number: Diameter: mm Depth: mm RPM: Plunge Rate: mm /min Feed Rate: mm /min G-code output Save as single gcode file flat.txt contours.txt hatches.txt drills.txt cuts.txt Toolpaths output Save as separate gcode files flat.txt contours.txt hatches.txt drills.txt cuts.txt The estimated total milling time is minutes; Flat area: minutes Contour: minutes Hatches: minutes Drills: minutes Cuts: minutes Drag and drop files Next Previous Bottom view: Design | Preview Carbide 3D...