Homebrew PCBs

I dunno, at $1.50 a sheet, that seems a bit steep.  The problem with 
this kind of stuff is that you (well, I did) waste a lot 
experimenting with the process.  It does sound like that starch 
coated paper that people were/are experimenting with.

I'll stick with inkjet paper from office depot at 1/30th of that 
price.  I'm happy with the results and dont have to worry about waste 
and running out.  Now, if the price was like $.10-.15 a page, I might 
try it out.

phil

 --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Mark <mfraser@h...> wrote:
> Sorry for being a latecomer - the ground may have been covered
> before, but I ran out of patience looking thru yahoo's slow engine
> on my 26k (on a good day) dialup...
> 
> Has anyone used this?  I have used it for putting new "stuff" on 
> silvered clock dials (after replating etc.), and made one small 
PCB - 
> if I have the iron set between cotton and linen, it's not bad.  
Larger
> patterns are still a problem with distortion.  THeir "green" TRF
> does seemto make the toner on copper a lot more robust.
> 
> ?? / mark