If this is referring to press fit connector holes, our vendor 
     tolerances are +/- .001 on the copper plating and +/- .002 on the 
     solder plating. We have had problems in the past with Board 
     Manufactures exceeding these tolerances and the Press Fit connectors 
     are very hard to install.
        If not "Never Mind"
     
     ERic Bernal
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I'd like to get some feedback on what other people are using for pad and 
antipad sizes relative to finished hole size on press fit holes.
     
Thanks in advance,
     
Doug Ondricek
Convex Computer Corporation
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