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2007-03-30 by Herbert E. Plett
... you must set to linen , not wool. you need the hottest you can get. use a paper towel between the iron and the paper and you may iron until the paper
2007-03-30 by d1camero
Hi gang. This is my first time trying this method and I am having some troubles. First of all I am using photo paper and an iron to transfer component artwork
2007-03-29 by Andrew
... The fargo printers are all either 203dpi or 300dpi. They manage to look much better than other printers with higher resolutions because they are continuos
2007-03-29 by William Carr
... I ve been off-line for two weeks, forgive me if this has been asked and answered. What about the photo ID type printers? I have a Fargo FotoFun! printer
2007-03-29 by kpyro2
What are you guys that are doing direct print using to convert your black and white images to magenta and white? I cant seem to find a easy method. Thanks Ken
2007-03-29 by Dave Miller
Any one looking at printing on copper boards (or any material for that matter) using non-standard fluids might want to check out the print heads and inks being
2007-03-29 by Ross McKenzie
Not angry at you Russ...but I have received 4 copies of your posting all time stamped 9:49. I guess Yahoo has soiled its pants again. Regards, Ross
2007-03-28 by Russ Blakeman
If working properly they will register correctly as long as you have the thing to print exactly centered in the page. Also there is a duplexer you can find
2007-03-28 by Jamie Lyon
Thanks for your help everyone. I tried it today. Unfortunately it wasn t very successful -- it took about 10 minutes to etch, slower than the ammonium
2007-03-28 by teknochaman
Hi Guja, Let me say that LJet stuff wasn t technically possible when it appeared (mid 90 s) I used to register double sided for offset duplication and I
2007-03-27 by wnnelson0
Hello Alienrelic, did I fail to upload my pictures or are we still waiting for approval?
2007-03-27 by Lez
... Tried some of theirs a while ago but problem is our staples(uk) is not selling (IMHO) the same paper as staples(USA) For now I m having good success with a
2007-03-26 by mycroft2152
I ve seen the similar problem with other photo papers too. Since i used a laminator set at a high heat setting, I think the coating on the photo paper fused to
2007-03-26 by guja
print them both at same time. ( two cdrs, side by side) Bruno St-Laurent wrote: Hi guys , i m trying to print a PCB of 2.5 x
2007-03-26 by Bruno St-Laurent
Hi guys , i m trying to print a PCB of 2.5 x 10.25 inches dual layer , the print are proper lenght but the middle of the print don t match( offset) !!!! it
2007-03-26 by izzo47
I used a regular household iron with the Staples Basic Photo paper with good results. True it does stick to the PCB, but you need to let it soak in water and
2007-03-26 by William Nelson
I think the moderator has to approve the pictures first.
2007-03-26 by mycroft2152
Hi Lez, Try http://www.paperdirect.com/Foil/cid=1852/shop.axd/Category Laser foil had its heyday just after laser printers came out, but before inkjets. It was
2007-03-26 by YD
... Has anyone ever tried passing the air through one of those ozonizer tubes found in water ozonizers? I figure that the O3 might speed up regeneration. - YD.
2007-03-26 by derekhawkins
... Etching tanks like below (ET-10) do quite well on a small scale using an aquarium heater and air pump; http://www.pbase.com/eldata/image/62352752 Compact,
2007-03-26 by Stefan Trethan
On Mon, 26 Mar 2007 17:13:25 +0200, mycroft2152 ... Those are generally symptoms of too much acid or H2O2 or both. It is a bit tricky,
2007-03-26 by Lez
Do you have apicture (url would do) for this laser foil so I can print a picture out and try local stationers, although being UK I dont hold out much hope.
2007-03-26 by mycroft2152
I ve a combination of Samsung ML-2010 laser printer / Xerox 1910 laimnator and Sears catalog paper that has been working well for Toner transfer, that is until
2007-03-26 by mycroft2152
I use both FeCl3 and Acid/H202 etchant. Each has its good points as well as its hazards. In either case, protective safety equipment must be used. FeCl3 is a
2007-03-26 by Helge Kyndbo
When I look in the album its empty. helge ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-03-26 by wnnelson0
I modded a C88 without hacking the frame. I made new bushings for the drive shaft which lowered it by .100 . I trimmed off the outfeed rollers to give a flat
2007-03-25 by Stefan Trethan
On Sun, 25 Mar 2007 13:30:24 +0200, sam_jfs ... The reason is that the H2O2 is not stable in the etchant, it dissipates into the
2007-03-25 by sam_jfs
... I use Muriatic acid and H2O2 ( medical grade 3% too ) with good results. The only problem is, after some days i can´t really etch with it, i must throw it
2007-03-25 by Jamie Lyon
Hi all, I m currently etching with Ammonium Persulfate, but having to heat it up isn t very easy, so I want to give etching with hydrochloric acid + hydrogen
2007-03-24 by Dale J. Chatham
I made a tank some time ago. I cut a hole in the side slightly larger than an aquarium heater, then put the heather through the hole and sealed it with RTV
2007-03-24 by qamar islam
Leon wrote: ----- Original Message ----- From: Ronald Ausloos To:
2007-03-24 by qamar islam
... screen ... glossy ink ... many ... 20 in ... .075 ... in the ... There is ... you get ... hi Kevin sorry for coming back to question can you pls look at
2007-03-23 by Frederic Garbrecht
... I have a little experiance with the Datak positive photoresist boards. I followed the enclosed instructions to the letter (I also invested in an exposure
2007-03-23 by Stefan Trethan
On Wed, 21 Mar 2007 02:24:09 +0100, docstein99 ... I don t agree. I bought a clogged C84 and the head was easy to clean. Try to get one
2007-03-23 by Kevin Urbom
Don t think that I got the last message. The ink that I used was specifically Sericol Fast Dry Enamel, White.
2007-03-23 by juanabba
... screen ... glossy ink ... many ... 20 in ... .075 ... in the ... There is ... you get ... hi Kevin sorry for coming back to question can you pls look at
2007-03-23 by Leon
... From: Ronald Ausloos To: Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 5:27 AM Subject: Re: [Homebrew_PCBs]
2007-03-23 by Leon
... From: Bryan Pope To: Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 2:50 PM Subject: Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Velleman
2007-03-23 by Bryan Pope
... That looks *really* good! What process do you use for the photo-etch technique? I searched the web and found that UV is the conventional way to develop
2007-03-23 by Ronald Ausloos
Didn t you have any problems to fix that heating element in the tank? Here in Belgium , the heater is supplied with 2 big suckers. They even don t fit in that
2007-03-22 by Dale Chatham
I suspect one could build a CO2 at 20 - 80 watts for the $500 price range. http://www.amazing1.com/burning-lasers.htm A 2 watt green laser might have somewhat
2007-03-22 by Leon Heller
I ve just etched a small board (ARM JTAG interface) using the new tank and it looks very nice. The instructions suggest two minutes to warm the solution after
2007-03-22 by teknochaman
Hey, Delorie s thoughts from the air seems a dream ! saddly seems to be quite expensive. To me sounded like a 3-in-1 machine, :) 1. Cutting 2. Exposing 3.
2007-03-22 by Brian Pitt
... these guys have 2 and 8 wide tape 4mil thick http://www.warmoth.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=23040&osCsid=tkbe06t5vun338odk6411kput3 or here
2007-03-22 by Richard Holbert
... An x,y plotter with an electrostatic discharge system to mill away the unwanted copper of a pcb might be more practical. Rick
2007-03-22 by docstein99
... That would be a CO2 laser, which is worth thousands of dollars - let alone that cost of an x,y cnc positioning system.
2007-03-21 by DJ Delorie
Just a blue sky thought... Would this even be technically possible? Imagine a CNC laser, where the laser was (1) capable of cutting through the fiberglass, and
2007-03-21 by Norm Carlberg
Bad link Try http://www.rapidonline.com/products.aspx?tier1=Tools%2c+Fasteners+%26+Production+Equipment&tier2=PCB+Equipment&tier3=Etching Select Etching tank
2007-03-21 by pgdion1
... Brochure/Flyer Paper, 43lb. ... 229030) and it s called OfficeOne Glossy Paper. ... Ok, I do like the new paper. It doesn t just float off like the
2007-03-21 by Bert
... I found the ultimate thin copper sheet. It s limmited to 1 wide though. To be able to test the potential of copper sheet, I used 1 wide copper tape. I