John Myszkowski wrote: > HI Markus, > > That looks like a very impressive setup. I agree, he has put quite some effort into the apparatus. However I really think he shouldn't of tried building the entire thing in one step, unless he had lots of experienced with the process and is familiar with copper plating tank design. For example it looks like he plans not to fully suberge the copper anodes and will inevidably get large amounts of oxidation at the air liquid interface. He also has some mild steel and brass around that area. Unless he will NEVER spill a drop of solution, this will corrode and ultimatly contaminate his bath will iron(II). As for the other tanks which I assume are for the electroless copper stages, I don't have any experience with so thats a whole different set of challenges he must deal with. > What will happen if a joint leaks at night (or day) and chemicals > leak out into the electronics? Imagine conductive salt soluions (especially the sulfuric acid copper plating at 4.8 ohm-cm at 20\ufffdC) shorting the transformer and blowing the fuse, which I sure hope he has installed one. Adam
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Homebrew through plating station
2003-05-31 by adam Seychell
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