By the way, I am working on a website. Check out the description, and you can see it. It is still a work in progress.

Here's a cost-saving tip for you - on the BOM review page, for extended parts that are likely to be available as basic (i.e. resistors, MLCC caps, etc) just click on the search icon (magnifying glass) for that row. It will give you a search UI and allow you to check "basic parts only". If you find a basic version (usually just by another manufacturer) you can replace it right there. On a recent order, it was an extra $5 per extended part (per order, not per board) but like you showed in this video - it can add up fast.

I designed 8051-based PCBs and wrote firmware in the 90's. Recently (retired) and was looking for layout software that ran on llinux. I ran across Easy EDA and liked it (except for the Chinese datasheets) . Then I found out about the affordable assembly price, so I'm getting interested. Thanks for the review, it was very helpful.

Never had a problem with JLC. Great service every time.

EasyEDA is my favourite rapper.

Thanks for sharing this, great watch.

Appreciate the content! Learned a lot

I can also recommend JLC-PCB's PCB's and assembly service. I have used them for both and been quite pleased with the quality and especially the pricing.

Hi have a cluster repair job what’s your info to reach out to you regarding cluster repair

i like some parts of the video, but some people make simple things complicated ........

$32 a board seems really expensive for a simple mcu board

Salut tu capable faire un achat pou unes personne??