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README.md

OSH Park-compatible 2 Layer KiCad Template

This is a KiCad template to simplify making printed circuit boards.

It comes with all the design rules to meet the 2-layer OSH Park specs and stackup.

Instructions

  1. Open KiCad.
  2. Open Preferences > Configure Paths and note the value of 'KICAD_PTEMPLATES'.
  3. In KiCad, open File > New Project > New Project from Template.
  4. Select the location of your new project. The name of the folder will be the name of your project.
  5. The templates with folders in the 'KICAD_PTEMPLATES' are listed under 'Portable Templates" tab.
  6. Select the template and click 'OK'.
  7. Your project now exists, so you can open EESchema and PCBNew and design as usual.