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After my first attempts to create something nice looking in KiCad using Inkscape I was able to actually build a couple of little ~~project~~ to get along with the program and train to use it.

After my first attempts to create something nice looking in KiCad using Inkscape I was able to actually build a couple of little projects to get along with the program and train to use it.

Here you can see a circuit which includes a blinking LED. The first try was a round shaped PCB. Later I updated it, chose smaller components, put them on a rectangle plate and added some script. The function is still the same.

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	After my first attempts to create something nice looking in KiCad using Inkscape I was able to actually build a couple of little ~~project~~ to get along with the program and train to use it.		After my first attempts to create something nice looking in KiCad using Inkscape I was able to actually build a couple of little projects to get along with the program and train to use it.

	Here you can see a circuit which includes a blinking LED. The first try was a round shaped PCB. Later I updated it, chose smaller components, put them on a rectangle plate and added some script. The function is still the same.		Here you can see a circuit which includes a blinking LED. The first try was a round shaped PCB. Later I updated it, chose smaller components, put them on a rectangle plate and added some script. The function is still the same.