The problem got solved CORRECTLY this morning. National updated their IC
library files this week, disseminated them to the PC board houses,
everything works correctly with no work arounds. Great, I wasn't looking
forward to dealing with the high spindle speeds, cleanup of PC board
dust and fuzz, fixtures, and all that.

RoyJ wrote:
I have a robotic vehicle control box that I farmed out to the EE boys.
They designed it with some factory 'H' gate integrated circuits, the
hole spacing is a weird as it can be. (IIRC its .150" C to C, two rows)
So now it is getting kicked back to me to deal with a PC board. I'm
wondering about just milling the foil on one side of a PC, drill the
holes? the circuit is no big deal, big need is to mount the IC on a
standard PC board for reliability. Board size is around 3"x4" I have 2
Haas mills (VF-0 and TM-1), Solidworks, and Gibscam.