10pcs 70mm x 90mm Copper Strip PCB Board, 884 Holes Perfboard

These boards are a good size for me and seems like good quality fiberglass and not fragile. They are single sided with each row of holes connected by a trace along the long axis of the board. The trace is easily cut by a x-acto knife if needed. Works great and I am very happy with them.

High quality and right size for my project, LED board to replace 1157 lamps. Pack of 10 allows for mistakes, great price for product.

This board has two poor properties. The copper traces are brittle and the adhesion between the copper and the board material is poor. The result is that a board with largish components that are difficult to secure - Tantalum electrolytics and even quite small toroidal chokes - have to be handled with kid gloves otherwise even slight movement of the component will crack the etch and the part comes unstuck from the board. Makes me appreciate genuine Veroboard which I've used for 20+ years and has never given me close to this level of headaches. Good boards if you like spending time looking for open circuits.

I actually like these boards better than the Velleman stripboard that I started out using. These are about a third of the price. I also really like that the copper strips are coated both between the holes and between the strips. I think it makes it easier to get nice solder joints and seems to help cut down on solder bridges. The only issue I've had is I've had a couple of tracks pull up or break when drilling to create breaks, which I never had happen with more expensive boards. That keeps it from getting five stars, but I'm sure it's nothing that can't be remedied with a change in technique. All in all they are more than worth the money.

Pros: Grid lines are nice Solder Mask is nice (kinda) Drills nice to make cuts Cuts to size nice as well Cost Cons Solder flow sometimes not so easy I have had pads lift, not frequently.. but pads that I have reflowed and/or desoldered a bit. I will buy again, I like it better than Tayda boards for somethings, I like tadya boards better for others Neither Tayda or these are as good as BusBoard.. but it is 1/10 the price.

These work great for DIY eurorack modules. Probably a little wide for small skiffs but adequate for most studio cases. Nice fiber/epoxy material that is easy to work with. Pads are simply removed by twisting a small drill bit a few times to remove the copper plate. I have modules in my rack that are 4 years old built on the PCB's. Consistently centered drill holes with a convenient letter/number column and row labeling makes layout a breeze.

I've wired a half-dozen or so circuits on this board (guitar pedals, mostly), and have been very satisfied with the board's quality. I've encountered no discontinuities or shorts in the strips, and the thickness of the substrate is adequate for what I need. Best value I've found for stripboard on Amazon.

Use the often. No problems.