Hi Zoran, OK, different animals! Thanks for alerting me, I might have gone on and tried to use my lamps for photo resist, and not have realized why they didn't work. Right now, I'm concentrating on the mechanical method of milling isolation traces on PCBs. It "fits in" with my CNC work. I'm currently working on making parts for a 12" x 12" PCB router of my own design. I'm trying to use "on hand" linear motion components, although I did buy some linear round rods and linear bushings on E-bay. I'm still looking for flanged ACME bronze nuts and ACME threaded rods (to match some I have). Best regards, Alan KM6VV SherlineCNC list > On Behalf Of Zoran A. Scepanovic > > Hi Alan, > > Thursday, April 6, 2006, 7:54:25 PM, ti rece: > > > Good Point! > > > Different wavelength? I bought mine 30 years ago to erase EPROMS. I > always ran it in a closed box. > > > Alan KM6VV > > The shortwave UV IS used to erase EPROM's (the manufacturer specs > are, if I remember correctly, 273 nm, and that's UV-C, not > particulary applicable for photoresist. > > -- > Best regards, > > Zoran A. Scepanovic > mailto:zastos@...
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RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] 8 Watt T5 UV Fluorescent Bulbs?
2006-04-07 by Alan Marconett
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