--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Adam Seychell <adam_seychell@y...> wrote: > Oh sorry, I forgot to mention the hydrometer. [snip] > > Luther m stroud mentioned, having all this lab equipment might be > an overkill. He brings up a good point. How about setting up your > etching tank and start etching circuit boards before investing in > some lab ware. You don't need any fancy equipment to prepare the > copper etchant. Only some kitchen scales and measuring jugs. > Later, when your etchant starts to become exhausted you may > decide to buy the equipment and restore the etchant. > > Adam Well, that's pretty good advice. I already have some HCl. I did not realize it took so long for the copper to react - so when I tried it, after an hour I assumed nothing had happened or would happen. When I get the picnic chest and a workplace organized I will give it a go. Grant
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Re: Cupric Choride etching - costs and benefits
2003-03-13 by grantfair2001
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