[Qucs-help] qucs to gcode?

[Gene H. <ghe...@sh...>]

Greetings folks;

qucs it turns out, is one of the easier tools to use to compose a 
schematic, but of course unless microstrip transmission lines come into 
play, is not hugely interested in the the mechanical layout of the 
circuit when the expected operating frequency is perhaps 1% of what the 
end result when laid out on a pcb may be.

So, is there a tool to export the schematic it can compose, in a format 
acceptable to eagle? Or kicad?  Heekscam even?

Or some other FOSS method of pcb layout that has an optional rs-274-d 
G-Code end result.

What I am looking for is a quick, even multi-step dirty, way to convert 
my little 8 to 10 part projects into a code I can carve the PCB's for on 
my milling machine.

Parts for the charge pump detector that I need at least 3 of are starting 
to trickle in, a bag of schottky diodes fell out of my mailbox 
yesterday, so its time to start thinking of making useable hardware.  
Something I can just play step and repeat on the milling machine, which 
since its etching with a 60 degree v bit cutting .001" at a time is so 
slow, that it will likely be an overnight, lights out job for each side 
of a double sided board.  All my pcb stock is double sided, even if I 
have to just cut isolation donuts on the component side of the board 
unless I make a special tool to do that from the drill file. Small bore 
brass tubing and some valve grinding compound could handle that quicker 
than the vbit etching since the spindle revs are limited to 2500 rpms on 
this mill.

Thank you all for any suggestions.

Cheers, Gene Heskett
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