BennyI have started to design all the components into a PCB with all the sensors tha i could of think of that will be usefull. I am going to mill in using the othermill so i had to make the wires spread apart, the red wires will be connected manually since i have only one sided PCB's.
** I would love to hear you thoughts, if you have any ideas for new sensors or any suggestion please let me know. (all the component are listed in the project page). 
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Missing 2nd pad for jumpers to GY91 connector, I2C. Those pads would be needed if you want jumpers on component (top) side.
I would use thicker trace and larger pads to through hole connectors as they see more mechanical stress when board flexes under vibrations.
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Thank you for the advices!
I have enlarged all the traces as you suggested, but not the pads (since that cause me a lot problems unfortunately) maybe you knowa pre-made library that I can use?
I didnt understood what you said about the jumpers, are you suggested adding jumpers to the GY91 I2C pins so i could disconnect them if I wish so?
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Are you using eagle cad? Pinhead is the name of the library. They have elongated pads in the library and the extra copper are should help with homebrew PCB.
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You might also want to move these two vias down as they will be interfering with your 90 degrees header.
Similarly, Shifter_In and out are in the shadow of the two connectors.
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Yes, I am using eagle and I have used the Pinhead library.
I managed to enlarge all the pads as you told me.
I didn't knew that component represent 90 degree header, I gonna use normal header in there and the other connection is raised over the board so I dont think I will have a problem connecting it.
Thanks for sharing from your experience!
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