--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Anthony Toft <toftat@c...> wrote: ... > > I suggest you mix a smallish batch - 1 L 3% H2O2 + .5 L 30% HCL to > > start. You will need a fair amount of 30% H2O2 to regenerate it so > > smaller is better. > > Where can I get 30% H2O2 from? Will they have it a home depot? I am > hoping to reuse this stuff over and over, to avoid trips to the waste > disposal... In Seattle, I found it at a Lab Supply place in the phone book but it wasn't as cheap as others have reported ($15/4 oz or $40/gal). > > This is not an option, it is an open topped flat container that I got in > the radioshack pcb etching kit. > As others have reported, a cereal box container will do fine but it is big - 1 Gal. Mine was $6. If etching the board in the horizontal position, be sure to flip it over several times as well as agitate. > > Note that this brew attacks some plastics - I had left 2 air "stones" > > :( is PET (or LDPE) OK? > my container is PET, I believe. Neither the air stones nor the trimmer line packaging say what it it. Phil
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Re: CuCl etching
2004-10-02 by Phil
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