Homebrew PCBs

On Tue, 07 Mar 2006 10:57:57 +0100, soffee83 <soffee83@...> wrote:

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> I got to thinking about the upside-down iron and roller/crank again.
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> It hadn't occurred to me that the toner/paper side of the board would
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> actually be "sliding" across the aluminum plate (doh!). Probably a "no
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> go" now. It sucks too, because I removed some "gear wheel" off the
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> axle of the roller, and it had two nice holes in the flat side, and
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> recessed, hex-head set screws to hold it on, so it would've been easy
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> as crap to attach a handle to, as well as mounting the roller itself.
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>
> -George
>


The trick is, instead of the iron you use a hollow aluminum roller with a  
lamp inside for heat.
On the other side you use a heat proof silicone roller.

A fuser already has all those components.

ST