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I actually like it that now all PCB production is done in Fusion360 instead of the need to use Eagle at the same time.
I have made so far two PCB designs that are almost ready for production.
However there is something I'm not so sure about: previously on Eagle there was a way during the making of BOM list to choose which electronic component goes on each footprint, as well as from which manufacturer the component is brought, or even to leave out some components so when I send to production they wouldn't be soldered with other components.
The end result basically is that if I opt to have the PCB manufacturer to solder some component and leave out others so I may solder them if and when I need to, as well as I guess to choose which brand the components come from (example: resistors for company X rather than from company Y or wires of certain AWG of certain color and length.)
I'm not sure if and how I can do that.
Am I missing something during the CAM processing or maybe it's really unrelated and all I need is to contact the PCB manufacturer about this?
In my current case the PCB I want to produce when exporting the BOM, I get a list of all 3 resistors as 0805 SMD and one SMD Dip-Switch and the LED don't show (that's okay since I want to solder it myself) but I can't choose component suppliers or if they are RoHS compliant.
What should I do?
And on a side note: How can I design a PCB that has more than 2 copper layers? If it helps in any way I have the Education license and the PCBs I want to make are for cosplay prop.
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