Re: Samsung Ml-2010 laser printer
2008-09-13 by juanabba
I am afraid my last note in not clear at all pls let me rephrase it hi I searched the file section but could no find the instruction you mention, when you
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Re: Samsung Ml-2010 laser printer
2008-09-13 by juanabba
hi can find the I ve posted the instructins for refurbishng the Samsung cartidge in the files section on the mentioned file section. could you pls inform
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: HP 5P Printer?
2008-09-13 by Harvey White
... On my XP machine, the full path is C: Program Files Hewlett-Packard LaserJet All-in-one hppcfg.exe It was part of the relatively complete package of
Re: HP 5P Printer?
2008-09-13 by bdrmachine
Thanks for the reply! I searched for the file you mentioned but no luck. What is the exact name and extension? Where did the file come from? I have an
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] HP 5P Printer?
2008-09-13 by Harvey White
... Yep, and it s not in the printer driver. Look for a program in the HP directory called HPPCFG or the like. That is what you need to run. It allows you to
HP 5P Printer?
2008-09-13 by bdrmachine
Has anyone successfully used a HP 5P printer to do toner transfers? I m using paper from Pulsar with a laminator that they sell (bought from Digi_Key). The
Re: Cool temperature affects of Muriatic Acid and Peroxide
2008-09-13 by billshat44
Thanks for your reply. The H202 that I used was fresh right out of a new bottle of peroxide. I do not know why it didn t work for me as quickly as it do for
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Cool temperature affects of Muriatic Acid and Peroxide
2008-09-12 by Myc Holmes
Fresh 3% H2O2 will work. The problem is that once the bottle is opened the H2O2 starts to degrade and weaken. Almost anything will cause the H2O2 to
Re: Cool temperature affects of Muriatic Acid and Peroxide
2008-09-12 by billshat44
*** Update *** I did some research for a formula using H202 (Hydrogen Peroxide) and HCL (Hydrochloric Acid or Muriatic Acid)and found out that I was using too
Samsung Ml-2010 laser printer
2008-09-09 by mycroft2152
I ve been using a Samsung ML=2010 laser printer along witha a Xerox laminator for pcb for a while now. The Xerox branded laminator has an adjustable
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Cool temperature affects of Muriatic Acid and Peroxide
2008-09-08 by Stefan Trethan
Please note that HCl has a low boiling point (somewhere just above 50°C). You do not want to heat this etchant too much. ST
Printworks Premium Photo Paper
2008-09-08 by Jason_Kotecki
I just thought that I would share my recent discovery. I was going to my local stores to find some of the specific paper that people have had success with and
Re: Quenching...
2008-09-08 by billshat44
What paper are you using? I am using Staples Photo Basic Gloss. I iron the transfer down for 5 minutes, then cool the pcb under cold water. Then I pull the
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Quenching...
2008-09-07 by Sapudulu Machine
Hi ... I using matte paper. I print using laser printer (maximum dark) on the matte paper. I iron the PCB with the matte paper (by putting iron stationary
Re: Quenching...
2008-09-07 by billshat44
What paper are you using? I am using Staples Photo Basic Gloss. I iron the transfer down for 5 minutes, then cool the pcb under cold water. Then I pull the
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Quenching...
2008-09-07 by Stefan Trethan
Since you are going to dissolve the paper anyway, what could be faster than immersing it in water? It only takes a few seconds to cool.... ST
Re: Cool temperature affects of Muriatic Acid and Peroxide
2008-09-06 by billshat44
Update...It finished at 11:00. Barely any copper came off in the first 30 minutes, but then the etching made noticeable progress. It must be the cool
Cool temperature affects of Muriatic Acid and Peroxide
2008-09-06 by billshat44
I am currently etching a PCB with 2 parts peroxide to 1 part muriatic acid. It is cloudy and cool here and I am doing it outside to avoid the fumes. It seems
Re: Cutting a pcb
2008-09-06 by Dennis
Hi Dave, ... I ve been using that shear for several years now. I see that the price has gone up about 40% from when I bought mine. I ve been using it to cut
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: HP P1005/P1006 Printer
2008-09-06 by Luc Small
Phil, Glad you found my post useful. I, too, have switched to using pages from Australian Aviation magazine. I had a copy of it laying around the house and
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] HCl H2O2 etch
2008-09-06 by Michel Baguet
Forgot a few point. You can use plastic container. Air bubble improve etching time. And always put HCl into water, not water into HCl. Dissociation of an acid
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] HCl H2O2 etch
2008-09-06 by Michel Baguet
For 1 liter, 700cc distilled water, 270cc HCl and 30cc H202. Keep your H202 in a very dark and cold place to minimize decomposition. You can use the mixture
Re: HCl H2O2 etch
2008-09-05 by drpain1313
... http://members.optusnet.com.au/~eseychell/PCB/etching_CuCl/index.html
HCl H2O2 etch
2008-09-05 by liquias
Hi, I got some HCl at 32% and H2O2 at 33% concentrations from our chemistry supply shop. How do I use these materials in order to etch? Do i need a special
Quenching...
2008-09-05 by liquias
Hi guys. I wanted to ask if anyone ever found a way to hasten the quenching process in toner transfer method ? Thanks in advance - Liquias.
Re: HP P1005/P1006 Printer
2008-09-04 by phildimond
Well, try number 2 wasn t great at all. Actually, it was dinky-di, true blue, slap-my-butt-and-call-me-Mary perfect! A couple of other notes... I used Scotch
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: HP P1005/P1006 Printer
2008-09-04 by James Bishop
Just though I would mention that the Royal Auto mag (RACV) is great paper. With my samsung ml-2010, I didnt even need to soak the paper. It just peels off and
Re: HP P1005/P1006 Printer
2008-09-04 by phildimond
Luc - I wanted to really thank you for this post. I ve been trying to do toner transfers for .. well .. forever. Never got anything even vaguely useful. I am
Re: Cutting a pcb
2008-09-03 by Lee Studley
I think that is like the one Dave has. The one I had to repair is: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=5907 -Lee
Re: Cutting a pcb
2008-09-03 by Dave McD
Lee, I actually don t own that shear. I m just asking if this is the Harbor Freight unit you guys have been talking about. How much did u pay for yours?
CFL units
2008-09-03 by Wayne
Whilst searching for a walk-in supplier of black-lights, I came across a section on Wiki that suggests that CFL bulbs might produce more UV than a regular
Re: Cutting a pcb
2008-09-02 by Lee Studley
Dave, That s a nice unit you have. It looks well made, shouldn t have the issue that I had. Once I shimmed mine, it works great. Did yours have an angle to the
Re: Cutting a pcb
2008-09-02 by Dave McD
Is it this benchtop shear at HF you guys are using? http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=90757 dave mc [Non-text portions
Re: Cutting a pcb
2008-09-02 by pork_u_pine2000
... I have one of the small shear/breaks that Micro Mark advertises. They can be ordered from Harbor Freight I believe, as well. I don t remember which I got
Re: Cutting a pcb
2008-08-31 by Lee Studley
I also have a big harbor freight shear that I use for PCB s etc. On it s first use, cast iron(?) base broke. I was able to weld it( if you are careful, cast
Re: Cutting a pcb
2008-08-31 by Dennis
Hi David, ... I ve never had a problem with the shear I bought from Harbor Freight. This was the way we cut boards in the shop at college and how I cut them
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Cutting a pcb
2008-08-30 by Adam Seychell
... Those tile cutter saws go through FR4 board material like butter. They also leave a nice edge. The copper burrs a little but that normally gets etched
Re: Cutting a pcb
2008-08-30 by Ben
Best way to cut it out most likely would be a CNC router. But most likely you need to do it by hand, so I would say the idea of drilling the back of each slot
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Cutting a pcb
2008-08-29 by David Griffith
... Don t use a shear. Every time I ve tried that, I get splinters and the copper near the edge delaminates. -- David Griffith dgriffi@cs.csubak.edu A:
Re: Cutting a pcb
2008-08-29 by javaguy11111
I use a wet tile saw. The advantage with the wet tile saw is that there is no dust kicked up because of the water. I think I paid about $70 dollars for mine.
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Cutting a pcb
2008-08-29 by n5ztw@texasdata.net
Has anyone tried a Linoleum tile cutter/shear. I belive they can be rented from Home Depot. Del N5ZTW ... From: DJ Delorie To:
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Cutting a pcb
2008-08-29 by DJ Delorie
If it were me, I d use my scroll saw, but that would go through blades pretty quickly, unless it s phenolic. FR4 is hard on saw blades. If you start by
Cutting a pcb
2008-08-29 by Richard Merriam
I have posted a photo of two boards one made commercially and one homebrewed. I am not trying to reproduce the commercially made one else I would just purchase
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Pulsar Laminator
2008-08-28 by Gustavo Tenrreiro
I have one of those and it works well, but remember you can only use it for the thin .032 thick boards. Thanks ... [Non-text portions of this message have
Re: My first photo transfer
2008-08-28 by RICHARD HEILIGER
For my toner transfer I use Hammermill paper, the office glossy. I looked for it again about a month ago and apparently it is no longer made. Will have to look
Re:My first photo transfer
2008-08-27 by Brian
HP LaserJet 1020 and Kodak Soft Gloss - CAT 182 0406 It works great. just peal off the paper while its still hot and its ready to etch once it cools. The
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re:My first photo transfer
2008-08-27 by Michel Baguet
What kind of paper and printer do you use ? Mike. ... From: RICHARD HEILIGER Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re:My first photo transfer To:
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] My first photo transfer
2008-08-27 by guja
toner transfer, not photo transfer. ... From: Brian Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] My first photo transfer To: Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com
Re:My first photo transfer
2008-08-27 by RICHARD HEILIGER
I have found that unless the board is badly stained, all that is needed is a quick wipe with alcohol before applying the pattern. I only lay a towel on the
Re: My first photo transfer
2008-08-27 by Brian
... white ... carefull ... My ... during ... to ... I forgot to add that the photos are in the photos section under the wadester13 folder. Brian