What about brass? You should able to get various thicknesses. I have a roll that's about 12" x 24" x 0.005. You should able to put the toner on flat, then if you're still trying to make a round label, glue or solder to the brass. You can also get stainless steel. --Rick Watson On 8/17/2013 7:16 PM, Rick Sparber wrote: > > My work on making flat labels continues. > > I tried to fuse toner to a piece of galvanized steel. The first problem I > encountered was the inferior thermal conduction of the steel versus > copper. > I ran the metal with toner on top through the laminator 15 times > rather than > the suggested 10. I also had to rub down some of the toner because it > would > not stick. Then, after 40 minutes in the freezer, I peeled off the wax > paper > and found that the toner was barely adhering. > > I wonder if the zinc coating prevented the toner from soaking into the > pores > of the steel. Seems reasonable. I will try some bare steel and then > aluminum > sheet. Certainly do not want to pay for copper if I can help it. > > Rick > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Easy Fast Laser Print DIY Circuit Boards - Dave's toner-transfer freezing technique
2013-08-18 by Rick Watson
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