I've designed a circuit in Eagle, and have ended up needing to make it double-sided. This is my first significant project in Eagle, and the first circuit to mill on my Stepcraft 2/600.
I found a user-language program written by Kina Smith:
www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Mill-a-circuit-board-with-a-Stepcraft-Mill-/
It looks quite simple and straight forward, and apparently produces quite clean & compatible g-code that works with the Stepcraft.
(An alternate, apparently older method, is the PCG-GCODE plugin for eagle - I haven't looked at this in any depth yet, and it doesn't seem to have much activity per a quick look at its' website/forum)
I haven't found a way of setting the home point in Eagle (seems quite different from setups in Fusion 360), and am trying to puzzle through how to make the home point match between the top and bottom layers.
Do you tend to have a hole drilled for the home point? Perhaps have the board cut out while the first side is being milled, providing an accurate corner? (this method would mean I can't use the stepcraft elevated workpiece holder as it would block off the bottom edge, and should use double-sided tape to a spoil board).
I'm eager to hear any advice any of you may have on this challenge.
Does anyone out there have experience with this with Stepcraft?
Thanks,
Ben