Homebrew PCBs

The paper coated with high temperature silicone is not slippery, the
paper has some grip to it, like a rubberized handle.
I've also found it impossible to print to baking paper and label
backing paper, but printing on the self-coated paper works just fine.


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On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 3:24 PM, James Bishop <bishopaj@...> wrote:
> I've tried the silicone baking paper without success - basically the
> toner didn't stick to the paper very well and came out all messy. Also
> my printer (samsung ML2010) choked on it, I think it didnt have enough
> grip to feed the paper. I tried taping the baking paper to a carrier
> sheet, but tape won't stick to the baking paper either!
>
> But I still think it could be used, perhaps in a printer with a
> straight paper path? The toner might stay in place if it doesn't get
> disturbed too much... And I think it would require some sort of
> carrier paper, but I really couldnt think of a good way to attach it.
>
> James.
>