So as I stated in a previous post, I have acquired some vintage 1973 PCB stock, which is perfect for a project I'm doing that replicates the 1973 TV Typewriter. Except for one thing - the stock is 0.31" thick, rather than 0.625". So my thought was to epoxy two pieces together. And that works, except despite my best efforts, I end up with these ugly voids you can see. I've tried putting the boards under a press with heavy pressure but there's always a few spots. Is there a better way/adhesive to do this? I realize it'd be easier to use 0.625" stock from the outset, but stock of the correct vintage just isn't available, and it means a lot of me to be using actual boards from the time. Thanks!!
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Attaching two PCBs together
2017-07-18 by Brad
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