Advice for tracks tolerance of Router SNES PCB

[Kayumba]

Hello to guys & grils and to all community,

I would like to ask you some advice about creating SNES custom/repro PCB.
I'am looking for to avoid my future errors when I making "Router" of all tracks.

I'am using EasyEDA tool to design my PCB.
Always not sure about what width of tracks (thickness) that I have to do.
What clearance to respect end so on...

I always trying keep about 1mm for all GND and VCC (5v)
But about other tracks i'am not sure and dont really know what is the tolerance that I have to respect and for what component.
So I reduce, reduce... my tracks width to till get my Router worked .
I'am sure that is not very good to do .

If you can give me some advice, please, of max/min tolerance to keep absolutely for some special tracks or components.

PS: Hope that my English is enough clear to make you understood of what I want to tell
Thanks

[Markfrizb]

I wish someone would have laid out a perfect design when I was learning about all this....but then, I wouldn't have learned as much. My best mistakes were the ones I learned the most from. Contact your pcb shop and ask them what they recommend, or what their machines are capable of without extra costs. Or is this the next question coming of where to get it manufactured? 6/6 8/8 are typical

[Kayumba]

I wish someone would have laid out a perfect design when I was learning about all this....but then, I wouldn't have learned as much. My best mistakes were the ones I learned the most from. Contact your pcb shop and ask them what they recommend, or what their machines are capable of without extra costs. Or is this the next question coming of where to get it manufactured? 6/6 8/8 are typical

Thanks for answer.
I know all manufacture recommend tolerance.
I was talking about tolerance of width to respect for components on circuit of SNES, for example :

NPN Transistor (2N2222) and resistor : min 0.05mm <-> 0.1mm
Between Battery C2032 and Diode : min 0.05mm <-> 0.1mm

and track for all other connexions :

A0-A15: Address pins (offset) = ?
BA0-BA7: Address pins (bank) = ?
D0-D7: Data pins = ?
The Cartridge Connector = ?

[krzysiobal]

Eagle with default settigs of min track width = min track distance = 10 mils seem to be good compromise (those settings also are good for home prototyping).
Although I rarely use 10 mils (only if I have to route tracks to dense packages, like TSOP or QFP). Normally I use 12 mils for signals and 20 or even 32 mils for power lines.

12 mils is good because when you set default 0.25 grid, you can route those track with allignment to grid.

[Kayumba]

Eagle with default settigs of min track width = min track distance = 10 mils seem to be good compromise (those settings also are good for home prototyping).
Although I rarely use 10 mils (only if I have to route tracks to dense packages, like TSOP or QFP). Normally I use 12 mils for signals and 20 or even 32 mils for power lines.

12 mils is good because when you set default 0.25 grid, you can route those track with allignment to grid.

Thanks.

Autorouter work bad...
Already 3 days that I trying to do it, moving components to the left - right - up - down ... just to find better position for Router get success

[Memblers]

Autorouter work bad...
Already 3 days that I trying to do it, moving components to the left - right - up - down ... just to find better position for Router get success

Yeah, autorouters tend to do a terrible job. If you must use one, I'd recommend trying this one called Freerouting. It's an external program, but can be used with some CAD software. It's actually really impressive. https://freerouting.org/