The trick to toner transfer is to get all the toner hot enough to become "sticky" but not hot enough to actually melt. There's a small range of temperatures for each specific toner; the closer you can get to (and hold) this temperature, the better. I did a few experiments with transparencies... http://www.delorie.com/pcb/transparencies/ The copper needs to be clean enough to let the toner stick *and* needs to be "roughed up" with an appropriate grit sandpaper so the toner can get a mechanical bond with the copper.
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Need More Heat - GBC Laminator (pics included)
2012-11-12 by DJ Delorie