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Re: Solder Mask

2012-02-18 by Terry

I agree with Andrew...all the stuff I have seen, and used, have had an oven drying step before UV curing.

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Re: Printer and Pulsar Paper

2012-02-18 by Terry

Probably best to follow Pulsar s advise and use a Canon based printer. Brother DOES NOT work due to the fact their toner chemistry is different. I have found

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Printer and Pulsar Paper

2012-02-18 by RL

I had just purchased some Toner Transfer paper from Pulsar. Do any of you have any suggestions on the type of printer that you have had good luck with this

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Re: Solder Mask

2012-02-18 by Andrew

Bob, Do I understand correctly that this process does not include a drying step? With other processes I believe you apply the liquid, dry it in an oven, and

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Re: Solder Mask

2012-02-18 by storan4wd

... You re right, that would certainly be possible but it s another time consuming procedure to make the screen and it uses limited shelf life chemistry. I

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Solder Mask

2012-02-17 by Kerry Wentworth

... But you COULD put an image on it, and have the soldermask only placed where you want it. Then just expose the whole board. Wouldn t that be easier? Kerry

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Re: PCB EDM

2012-02-17 by Andrew

... I m not worried about the stiffness of the wire as it will be supported for all but a very short (i.e.

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Re: Solder Mask

2012-02-17 by storan4wd

... Hi Kerry, I use a silk screen mesh but there s no image on it - it s only to ensure and even coating. Bob

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Solder Mask

2012-02-17 by storan4wd

I ve been playing with some UV curable green solder mask (Mechanic Brand from China eBay - comes in a 10ml syringe for £1-2). I get a really even coating by

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Re: Laser Transparency OHP Film

2012-02-17 by storan4wd

... Thanks for the advice Leon and Stuart. I m amazed that you get results with a 1200DPI inkjet. Are the results really good enough for 0.5mm LQFP? Regards,

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Re: Laser Transparency OHP Film

2012-02-17 by storan4wd

Hi Paul, ... Thanks for that. It does seem to be the favourite if rather pricey. I m going to try some vellum next week, if that s no good I think it s a trip

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Re: Laser Transparency OHP Film

2012-02-17 by storan4wd

Hi DJ, ... Wow, I m impressed that you ve written your own sw! I ve tried using the Gutenprint drivers under Linux which are good but my printer just isn t up

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Re: Removing FeCl3 stains

2012-02-17 by bebx2000

I bought a brand called, Clear-All Positive Drain Cleaner at ACE Hardware in Los Angeles. There are lots of different brands. Just make sure that it has 90%

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: PCB EDM

2012-02-16 by Confidential

As someone who has seen a lot of EDM in action... his whole edm thing creates a very interesting paradox. I don t think it could work because as soon as the

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Laser Transparency OHP Film

2012-02-16 by storan4wd

I usually make PCBs with Riston dry film and artwork from an Epson D92 inkjet. Unfortunately, the inkjet can t cope with 0.5mm LQFP (edges are too ragged

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Re: Removing FeCl3 stains

2012-02-15 by bebx2000

Quite by accident, I recently discovered that an acidic super drain cleaner composed mainly of sulfuric acid cleans the FeCl3 stains on hard surfaces almost

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: PCB EDM

2012-02-15 by Reginald Beardsley

Andrew, First thank you for taking so much of your time to reply. What I have in mind is feeding a fine (e.g. 0.003 ) steel wire end on into the PCB w/ spark

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Re: PCB EDM

2012-02-15 by Andrew

Reg, I saw your post in the EDM group as well as here. There is a good reason you have gotten no responses here, and that the responses you got in the EDM

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Removing FeCl3 stains

2012-02-15 by Leon Heller

Oxalic acid is about the only stuff that removes FeCl3 stains from clothes etc. I bought some a long time ago, but have never needed it until my latest PCB

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Re: PCB Book

2012-02-15 by Robert

Interesting, SPIE has a student rate of only $10 for special consideration nations with less than world average salarys and income. The Individual rate for

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Re: PCB Book

2012-02-15 by Robert

I should mention another thing about texts, there are some club memberships that offer discounts, Barnes & Noble is $25 per year and if you buy more than 3

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Re: PCB Book

2012-02-15 by Robert

I use Barnes & Noble as a primary search, and supliment with search from Abebooks.com and Biblio.com Usually when a marketplace title shows up in a B&N

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Re: PCB Book

2012-02-14 by Robert

Good question! There are so many, iy s really hard to choose, I can list a few that I cannot afford, guessing the high cost is a result of on demand

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: PCB Book

2012-02-14 by Chris Farrow

you might try abebooks.com: http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=6073974031&tab=1&searchurl=isbn%3D9780071464208%26sts%3Dt%26x%3D0%26y%3D0 the book

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: PCB Book

2012-02-14 by Paul Galarneau

Try http://www.amazon.com/Printed-Circuit-Boards-Fabrication-McGraw-Hill/dp/0071464204/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1329240092&sr=8-1 ... From: lists

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