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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: The Nebraska Panhandle
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I'm nearing completion of my BrianGT 3875 project, and it turns out I forgot to order PCB stand offs. I would like to use 4-40 aluminum, but that's not an option locally and I don't want to pay $8 to ship $2 of parts. Radio Shack has some 4-40 standoffs, but the metal ones look steel (correct me if I'm wrong) and the plastic ones are too short. The local Ace has a good selection of 6-32 aluminum and nylon spacers that would work great. Is there any reason I couldn't drill/ream out the mounting holes a bit? Would I crack the board? This seems like a silly question, but I haven't found many options searching.
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You can indeed drill out holes in a PCB but you have to be carefull not to let the drill bit self feed into the board without actually drilling a hole. If you do it you'll know what I mean. Carefull pressure and some patience will get you there.
Mark
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