Honestly the best tutorial I've seen, clear, to the point, and very informative. Thanks!

Colin, thanks for your efforts. Also, I appreciate you not "cramming" these tutorials all into a single 10 minute video. Thanks for taking the time to do it right for us newbies.

Good stuff. When using net ports, particularly over several sheets, I always use copy and paste to make sure there are no typos. And of course, don't forget to put the No Connection X on all unused pins. That way you can use all the error checking functions properly. Error checking is one area where Easyeda can have problems. If you think you have fixed all the errors but it still shows some, save, close and reopen the project. Chances are they will then be gone.

Excellent Colin! You made this soooo easy to absorb and understand. Keep up the great work!

This was so fantastically crystal clear. You took a daunting piece of software and made it much easier to use. Thanks!

Really nice intro to EasyEDA. The block workflow is a very good technique to learn. Thank you.

Nice and neat schematic with some cool features, like the net port, explained very well. Love the commentary as well on the keys you use. A great tutorial! Much appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to put it together.

This is the clearest and well organised tutorial on EasyEDA that I have seen. Very helpful. Thanks so much

Best EasyEDA tutorior on UKposts, thank you

Thanks Colin for this first tutorial. I tried to be clever and went straight to create PCB, hours later with nothing gained, watched Part 1 and well on the way now. It is a bit daunting at first but quite simple with the right guide....

This is a great guide for other people Colin. Kudos for doing this.

This has helped me tons. Thanks.

just one thing : your webcam feed is covering the properties box. i believe in the right bottom corner would be a more suited place for this widget.

Thanks for the video. Off to watch number 2

Its wonderful😍 Thank you for sharing this knowledge

This is absolutely brilliant. Cheers mate gonna check out part 2 now :)

Very helpful. Excellent job! I learned so much in a short time. Very good scope / project selection.

wow this was so educative. and your accent makes it even better !

Nice tutorial Colin. I’ve been guilty (still am if I’m honest) of trying to cram all my components into one diagram. Next time I’ll split it up. Cheers

Man! So many answers in this video! Thank you!

I loved your video series and it has inspired me to build my first PCB using EasyEDA, where's a good resource to check out my layout for correctness - it's passed all of the DRC checks. It only took me two days to learn as your videos where clear and to the point.

Excellent Work.

Thank you coling. Does this right for the beginner who wants to use this software?

Brilliant explanation!

For those of us without a mouse and only a single button, ESC should achieve the same thing as a right click in most instances.

This is awesome man! thank you!

So helpful, thanks!

Hi Colin. amazing job. I am a software developer that don't have any understanding of electronic design any recommendation of where to start for DIY self teach on electronic design ?

Colin, thanks for this series. I'm just coming back to PCB design after many years - back when we used to lay it out by hand with tape! A bit late to the party here, but I wondered what your monitor was? Thanks in advance.

Super helpful!

Great video. I think it's a good idea, though, for everyone using EasyEDA to always check the components you're putting into the diagram to make sure they are the correct PCB footprint. I can't tell you how many times I just click the one right there on the side of the screen only to find out they're surface mount footprints instead of through hole, or visa versa.

I have a box I purchased which has a 12 pb keypad, I want to take out the original pcb and create my own, repurposing the small enclosure. Is there a way to place pads on the board by using x y measurements so I can place the pushbuttons in the same location as the original board?

Are you planning to do any more of these PCB tutorials?

Thank you for this guide. I'm still using Frizing but thinking it's time to move to something more modern

Nice and simple...

I am totally new, Does the Net port arrow direction matter? I notice that when you connected the led, you were rotating it. Is that just for looks?

Thank you! Great video!

Nice Colin. I learned a few things even though I also have a mountain of boards from JLCPCB already.

Are all those grounds separate for each module. Or they all connect to the same ground

Excellent..on point

Thank you very much collin

I prefer "Viking Colin" to "well groomed Colin" :) :) I need to get back into PCB design and fab - can't wait for the next parts!

Hi there can u help me out on this all l get is this u cannot drag a part to the canvas, please click the part and move the cursor to the canvas and than right click to place it am doing that but nothing seems to works unless am doing something wrong

I can't be the first one to think you look like Simon Pegg, can I? Awesome video thanks for the guide.

How do you insert screw terminals and header pins?

Nice video 👍 How did you rotate the components?

Can I export the diagram and print it out appropriately sized on htp?

I have 3 different pcb! How do I place the stamphole myself in the right place so I can order 3 different pcb in one pcb board?

Colin, I seldom am able to find all the components I want to use in the databases. If I use the standard generic symbols I never know if I will be able to find the correct outlines on the board.

Just one thing my friend. Set your Mic Volume a bit higher and its very difficult to see your screen and what your doing. Great tutorial from a fellow Tyne and wear follower.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not sure you are still reading these I never built aboard. I know what i want the board to do but I don't know how to get there. I don't know what any of the parts mean etc etc is there a video for I know nothing about PCB. I want it to control temperature from a thermocouple and be able to set times go to this temp for this long. Is the a person that can do it for reasonable price or a website that takes my ideal and builds the PCB for me?

Great video. First one I found that goes slow and explains the basics clearly. I'm trying to put a schematic together that includes a relay module. When I try to convert to PCB it says "the pin numbers can't find the same pad numbers". The relay module has 4 holes in the corners of its PCB. How can I add this to my schematic? On my PCB I just want space to mount the relay PCB.

great audio quality

LEGEND!

Nice video, keep it up, thanks :)

Hi, Colin. What about easyeda simulation? (:

Hi Colin every time i import the design to pdf for etching printing it create the wrong scale any ideas to change to what I've drawn to scale.

Im no engineer but I am very eager to learn electronics. I am trying to make my own pcb boards so I could make a compact lighting source that I can place in the lamps and lights that I make.

Everytime I add a +V or a GND symbol and then go to PCB design, I get a message or box that tells me there are some unfinished NETS asks me to check for them. Even doing exactly as you did. So you don't actually create a schematic in one go with wires and components, you build? each part of it. Thanks

Excuse me for the blunt question, can I know why does EasyEDA does not automatically generate holes/pad for Vcc and GNB which can be used as power supply to the board.

Hi Colin, thanks for the Video. I'm new to circuit design and need all the help I can get. Can you please place your video overlay of yourself somewhere else so I can see what items you are selecting. Thanks.

Nice video. I'm trying to place the accent, though. Where about in the NE?

Really nice intro. Could it be that the connections to the dc barrel are reversed...?

Looking like Scott from Star Trek. Maybe uncle or brother? Good info thank you

Excellent start. You need to slow down a wee bit for those of us that have no idea where anything is

Hey students would u like to make a quick 200 For a handheld game pcb mod and schematic

Was you trying to draw a swash sticker at 4:30?!

I am a beginner should I use EagleCAD or go with EasyEDA ?

I incurred some Brain Damages a few years ago. My leaning abilities seem to have been involved. I find it seriously difficult to remember all the commands and ways to do this stuff. THAT SUCKS.

Hello and thanks. I am not sure we need your handsome face in a window, as it obscures the very elements you are trying to teach us how to use. Nevertheless, thank you very much :) GOD bless you Sir. Matthew.

Hi. You are awesome men. I like your videos but still not understand. I like to make pcb project with screen some buttons encoders and lights for simhub. Can you help my.? please.? i pay..

Vincent van Gogh ????

Anyone here mind doing some schematics for a project I’m working on I have a low budget…I’m willing to pay installments

Could not watch. Audio is too quiet. Looked like it was a good tutorial. Wish I could have viewed it.

me looking away from the video thinking he said ezidiot 😂

Where are the wiring tools? your little video in the upper right corner is blocking out view!

Wearing headphones while watching this 🤨

I could not follow your curser nor find what you were selecting, and I put the speed down to 75. When you are a complete begging we need to be able to follow you, I have to select English captions to follow you. I appreciate your efforts in teaching us how to use the software that you use but please think about the slow starters , make your pointer larger or a colour, just a suggestion from a slow begginer

You skipped a critical item for a beginners video. You assumed we already knew how to create a project. First things first!

You put the box with your face (nobody cares about) right above the tools palette where all the action was taking place. Additionally the audio is awful. Didn't you check your videos before uploading?

crap[ audio

Can't see crap.