Off Topic: Question about another project/board

[Hylndr]

Hello Wayne,
Sorry for posting this here, but I could not find any other means of contacting you about a question I have... I posted a comment on the YouTube video about the "Pushbutton Power Switch for Arduino (updated)" video, but I don't know if you will receive a notification about the comment or not, so I thought I might try something here to see if it gets through... I have a quick question about your Auto Power - rev 5 board. Here is a copy of the comment I left on the video:

Hello Wayne, I absolutely love this circuit!!! I went out and ordered 18 boards and components for 10 of them and I thought I might give them a try... I've never done a SMT board, but what the heck I'll give it a try... I've come to the conclusion, that me and manual SMT don't mix very well...Would you be willing, for a reasonable fee, to assemble them for me? Or do you know someone or company that could assemble them?
I would really appreciate any sort of help that you might be able to offer!!!

Thanks in advance,

Kevin Orcutt
korcutt at zoomtown dot com

Again my apologies for cross posting/ Off Topic posting here... just trying to get in touch somehow.
I'll also make a small suggestion of creating a repo up on gitHub for your AutoPower library, Makes it easy to get the code, and that way if anyone else has some questions they can ask there.

Thanks again,

Kevin Orcutt

[wholder]

Sorry for the late reply. I been having some health problems have kept me from being able to work on my various projects. As to your question, there are various Chinese PCB fabs, such as https://jlcpcb.com where you can order PCBs and have them assembled as part of the process. Also check https://macrofab.com/demo in the USA.

[Focusys]

Hello Wayne,
I too have difficulty finding a contact point for you.
I modified my Cricut Mini some time ago and discovered your excellent upgrade only yesterday.
Using your Lasercut program and a simple circle or square shape it appears elongated lengthwise by about 24%. Is their something I am doing wrong?
Many thanks for your time.
Steve (UK)