Homebrew PCBs

On Thu, 26 May 2005 23:24:04 +0200, mycroft2152 <mycroft2152@...>  
wrote:

> Hey Stefan,
> Lighten up a little bit and stop kicking a dead horse, you made your
> point. Not everyone wants to or has the room for the guts to an old
> laser printer attached to a chicken barbeque motor on their
> workbench.
> True its a valid way to go, but a PITA to build. Some of us would
> rather just buy a laminator that works. To each his own.
> As far a double sided printing, the folded paper works fine.
> Silicone anti slip is just extra work. If you must tie the silicone
> coating into the process then put a strip along the edge of the RPP
> to prevent movement!
> Let's keep this a open discussion of the many ways to improve
> homebrew pcb's rather than forcing one method on us all.
> Myc


I don't know if you noticed that this is a mailing list EVERYONE can  
describe HIS METHOD.
Sorry that i dared to describe mine, i thought someone might be interested.

My wrong, i won't do it again. Of course my way is false and yours is the  
only one valid, so i  will shut up.

ST