Hi all,

I just got back from a colleague who had a question about a stencil.
It concerned reductions of apertures in a stencil and got me thinking about
our own guidelines.

So now I'm wondering what guidelines you all use for stencils.
X% area reduction? , X% reduction in width and height, predefined reduction
(mils/mm), other guidelines ????
In other words; which set of rules do you , experienced guys and girls,
apply?

regards

Jowan Iven


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