Hi everyone, I've started making PCB's using the toner transfer method. The results are quite good but I have a problem: How can I remove the toner from the PCB after etching? I've been using scraping/sanding methods with hawfull results. After etching the PCB looks great, almost like it has made in a factory, when removing the toner many tracks and pad's become damaged or even removed, no matter how carefull I'm. Using soft sanding paper takes FOREVER to remove it all. How about using normal paper to 'capture' the toner again in another heat pressing method? Does anyone have a good method, or sugestion to make, that doesn't damage the copper? Thank you Nuno T. --- Outgoing mail is AVG certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.552 / Virus Database: 344 - Release Date: 15-12-2003
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Toner transfer problem
2003-12-20 by nuno-t