Thank you for the SMT instructions Ancel. I was just taking a shot at the $15 EBAY craft foil ...before spending more on the GREEN TRF..... so that was a successful surprise. I've never played with toner transfer pigments like this stuff. So whats up with modding $100 laminators? How about a mod for the $18 laminators? http://www.learnmorsecode.com/laminator/al9.html I've torn down both.... a heavy duty $100 laminator and a dirt cheap laminator and they have the same synchronous 31 mA motors and a pair of heating elements. Seems the $100 laminators have more metal.... mine has 4 rollers. BUT both had plastic gears...... which I melted. http://www.learnmorsecode.com/laminator/index.html I settled into heavy metal press method after melting that plastic gear and not being able to find a replacement metal gear. http://www.learnmorsecode.com/laminator/hotcakes.html Ancel.....I think you would sell more JAMECO mod kits if you could pick a laminator that is cheaper. On 12/15/2016 10:06 AM, AncelB mosaicmerc@... [Homebrew_PCBs] wrote: > > The standard EBAY craft foil is what is resold as Green TRF for more $$$. > Rather than nail polish, any imperfections are easily touched up by a > silver sharpie, black is less effective. Then use 220 or 320 grit > sandpaper to shine the copper after the etch is done and a thin wipe of > petroleum jelly to seal the copper and make it a bit tacky for > installation of SMT parts. Soldering vaporizes the pet. jelly. Optional > application of a silver coating > (http://www.cool-amp.com/cool_amp.html?gclid=CMTl67m89tACFUkjgQodXzoOOg) > for a professional look. > > Also, as the developer of the Apache AL13P single pass mod for single or > double sided toner transfer AND foil transfer....I am pleased to report > that the Trulam320B laminator ($99 @ Amazon)is a rebadged AL13P from my > inspection. > I will be shortly verify this by adding the DIY mod to make it a dual > paper & PCB laminator. Then I'll post the images and guides on my Hacker > ApacheAL13P mod site for all. > Ancel > >
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: GREEN TRF is the the same thing as Heat Transfer Foil Pigment La
2016-12-15 by Rob
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