The design cycle starts with designing a schematic. Then you create a board from the schematic.
The board will initially have all the components scattered outside of the board area, and the wire connections shown as thin lines ("ratsnest")
Move all the components onto the board area, then invoke autorouter. Now you can improve the board layout.
Removing all traces
If you have run the autorouter and the traces are done, and you change some options and want to redo the board, enter the command ripup; in the command box:
Removing one trace
To remove individual traces, right click on the trace and click on ripup.
open the board editor
open the menu Tools -> DRC
Clearance
Eagle default:
PCB milling:
Distance
Eagle default:
Sizes
The traces created with the default options may be too small for the milling process. You can increase the size of all traces:
Eagle default:
PCB milling:
Restring
The pads might be too small for soldering when the through holes are drilled.
Eagle default:
Modifying the default routing options
open the board editor
open the menu Tools -> DRC
Clearance
Eagle default:
PCB milling:
Distance
Eagle default:
PCB milling:
Sizes
The traces created with the default options may be too small for the milling process. You can increase the size of all traces:
Eagle default:
PCB milling:
Restring
The pads might be too small for soldering when the through holes are drilled.
Eagle default:
PCB milling:
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