KiCad Interface Board Routing
Budget / Salary$10–30
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I have an unfinished KiCad design for a small interface card used with a Cirris cable tester. The circuitry is very simple—its only job is to verify opens and shorts—so there are no controlled-impedance or high-speed concerns. My problem is purely mechanical: a dense field of through-hole pins around a circular connector makes the Freerouting plugin choke, and I no longer have the time to hand-route every trace myself.
What I need from you
• Take the existing KiCad project and complete all trace routing, adding vias wherever necessary.
• Follow every board rule already defined in the file; do not create new constraints unless you first flag a conflict.
• Leave silkscreen and mechanical layers untouched; this job is strictly about copper.
• Return the fully routed KiCad project files—no Gerbers or manufacturing outputs are required right now.
Acceptance
• All nets show 100 % completion with no DRC errors in KiCad.
• Board outline, connector footprints, and hole sizes remain exactly as in the original file.
Please include an estimated turnaround time with your bid so I can plan the next steps. I look forward to finally getting this card into the tester.
What I need from you
• Take the existing KiCad project and complete all trace routing, adding vias wherever necessary.
• Follow every board rule already defined in the file; do not create new constraints unless you first flag a conflict.
• Leave silkscreen and mechanical layers untouched; this job is strictly about copper.
• Return the fully routed KiCad project files—no Gerbers or manufacturing outputs are required right now.
Acceptance
• All nets show 100 % completion with no DRC errors in KiCad.
• Board outline, connector footprints, and hole sizes remain exactly as in the original file.
Please include an estimated turnaround time with your bid so I can plan the next steps. I look forward to finally getting this card into the tester.
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