Quote Originally Posted by Mr.Chips View Post
I have a CNC and would feel comfortable cutting two sided PCB boards. But I’m lost in the designing and layout of a board.
Just completed adding Proximity sensors to my DIY CNC and think a PCB would be the best choice to handle the one resistor and diode and the associated wiring. The wire sizes are 18 and 22AWG.
There is a total of six Proximity switches, in the below drawing I just showed three to get the idea of what I was trying to address.

I looked at a few “simple” PCB how to’s. But not all that simple.

Or is what I need better addressed by a different means?
Thanks you
This is a very simple circuit. If this is a one and only thing then you could make a drawing using white paper and pen, scan it into a PDF format and convert to g-code using a freeware. If you want to create a more professional looking layout you could use a software and create a DXF file, convert that to G-code.

However, if you want to do it even better than you start using a circuit designer software and learn how to generate the g-code from that, especially if you want to create more complex and other circuits also. I recommend https://easyeda.com/ which is what I am using. Practice and you will quickly learn it. You can also just manually create the PCB layout with the same tool if you don't want to create a project with complete diagram.