Velleman PCB Etching Tank ET-20
2007-03-21 by Leon Heller
I ve just bought one of the ET-20 Velleman etching tanks from Rapid Electronics, it seemed good value at £34.95 + VAT. I ve only tried it with a small scrap
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Re: NO print head - uv cured paint
2007-03-21 by jcarlosmor
... In fact, that is the well-stablished dry-film or liquid photoimaginable negative methods. I do not know what kind of UV cured paint are you thinking, but
Re: NO print head - uv cured paint
2007-03-21 by jcarlosmor
... In fact, that is the well-stablished dry-film or liquid photoimaginable negative methods. I do not know what kind of UV cured paint are you thinking, but
NO print head - uv cured paint
2007-03-21 by juanabba
hi all thinking on a simple and cheap method for PCB prototypes. what will happens if we get an uniform layer of UV cured paint over the pcb cooper, and we
Re: Direct Printing : how to begin
2007-03-21 by docstein99
... Well after hours of wrestling and reading, I think I have to take this back. I feel a brand-new printer is the only way to save yourself from spending
Re: Toner Transfer
2007-03-20 by izzo47
I just used STAPLES Photo Basic gloss with very good results. Item (SKU) # 648181 that is for 50 sheets. Give it a try. JI ... say ... used some ...
Re: Liquid Resists
2007-03-20 by jcarlosmor
... I recommend that if you are going to do serious work (or at least if your are expecting worth the effort) forget about the ER-71 and go for the AQ-3000
Re: Direct Printing : how to begin
2007-03-20 by docstein99
... I just bought an 880 at a neighborhood thrift store (which BTW is a good source for inkjet printers. Given that it would cost about $15.00 to ship ANY
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Direct Printing : how to begin
2007-03-20 by Stefan Trethan
On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 03:52:15 +0100, teknochaman ... Well, as i said, that keyword would turn up the very old posts about using it in
Re: Direct Printing : how to begin
2007-03-20 by Steve
... Take a look in the Links section, Inkjet Application of Etch Resist. The one relevant to your question: Direct Inkjet resist printing with Epson printers
Direct Printing : how to begin
2007-03-20 by teknochaman
Hi everyone, Got info about when direct printing thread began this year. Keyword search was : Future floor polish , Thanks Stefan! With that hint I
Re: paint board cooper image using silk screen - someone with experience
2007-03-20 by juanabba
... hi Kevin Thanks a lot for the comprehensive answer. I am trying to get the elements down here ( or finding a local replacement ) so I can try out your
Liquid Resists
2007-03-19 by art_lammoglia
Hello group. Was interested in possibly experimenting with ER-71 liquid photo resist. While searching the archives I came across some discussions on a
RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: paint board cooper image using silk screen - someone with experience
2007-03-19 by Kevin Urbom
... From: Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of juanabba Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2007 1:48 AM To:
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: injet inks the best one for black ink only replacemnt for claria
2007-03-18 by Stefan Trethan
... Do You know what the storage fluid is? When i get back to inkjet i may want to purchase several printers and store them. I suspect it would be something
Inviting new members - correction
2007-03-18 by Steve
Oops- the email address I don t want used is the -subscribe- address, Homebrew_PCBs-subscribe@yahoogroups.com . Please -don t- post that address. Please
Inviting new members
2007-03-18 by Steve
The list has been growing by leaps and bounds, due in large part I think to the success of direct inkjet printing. Many are crossing over from CNC Zone. I do
Bouncing members
2007-03-18 by Steve
Is anyone else getting massive bounce messages when posting here? I just got about 20 from one message. Please reply OFF LIST! I don t wish to side track the
Re: injet inks the best one for black ink only replacemnt for claria
2007-03-18 by Steve
... It isn t just that, also keep in mind that an initial ink charge must purge the heads of all air and whatever fluid they put in it when manufactured. So
Re: C84 Conversion
2007-03-18 by Steve
... I m not sure which porous pad you mean. If you mean the small hard foam pad under the head, in the park station, just clean it. If you mean the waste ink
Re: homebrew thermal transfer printer testing
2007-03-18 by Steve
... I see. I d missed that part. Steve Greenfield
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: C84 Conversion
2007-03-18 by Stefan Trethan
On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 17:25:28 +0100, William Nelson ... I m certain it would look just hilarious. Obviously i was thinking about products needed every month. ST
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: C84 Conversion
2007-03-18 by William Nelson
I expect it would be easy to find suitable replacement material, maybe from disposeable nappies or something from the women s department... Something from the
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: C84 Conversion
2007-03-18 by Stefan Trethan
On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 13:41:51 +0100, Paul Sturpe ... I replaced it with a small container to collect the wasted ink. You could also cut
Re: C84 Conversion
2007-03-18 by Paul Sturpe
... The pad ... station out ... and ... the ... in most ... I am making progress with this stubborn printer! I have the vacuum tube open now and the printer
Re: paint board cooper image using silk screen - someone with experience
2007-03-18 by juanabba
... Hi Kevin thanks for your answer I was talking to the professionals down here that produce the silkscreen mask, and I became very much sceptic whether the
Re: homebrew thermal transfer printer testing
2007-03-17 by Andrew
... But part of the thread had drifted off to say Print on the film a negative of what you want then remove the film from the printer and iron it on like toner
Re: injet inks the best one for black ink only replacemnt for claria
2007-03-17 by docstein99
... Lol, if your pcb s need to be three feet wide and 6 feet long? Maybe. Otherwise, I feel they probably use the same head technology as they do in their
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: injet inks the best one for black ink only replacemnt for claria
2007-03-17 by Lez
... I wonder if using that printer is the answer...........
Re: homebrew thermal transfer printer testing
2007-03-17 by docstein99
... Yes that is another good point. If you ran the ribbon like an old dot- matrix printer, and designed a machine to work just like that ribbon, you could
Re: injet inks the best one for black ink only replacemnt for claria
2007-03-17 by docstein99
... What pens are you using that makes trusty results?
Re: injet inks the best one for black ink only replacemnt for claria
2007-03-17 by docstein99
... Epson makes large wide-format printers used for printing signs on canvas or plastic vynil for trucks, cars and airplanes. There is a heating element built
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: injet inks the best one for black ink only replacemnt for claria
2007-03-17 by Lez
... Thats why I gave up. Sticking with my trusty plotter, an elastic band and a pen for now.
Re: fume cupboard stage using super glue like finger print recovery? ??
2007-03-17 by Steve
... According to Epson, Claria inks are dye based. Steve Greenfield
Re: injet inks the best one for black ink only replacemnt for claria
2007-03-17 by Steve
... I think you are confusing laser and inkjet. This thread is about inkjet direct printing. Since it is not meant to be used this way, the maker of the ink
Re: injet inks the best one for black ink only replacemnt for claria
2007-03-17 by Steve
... Epson s Claria inks are dye inks, not pigmented inks. That is most likely the problem. Steve Greenfield
Re: homebrew thermal transfer printer testing
2007-03-17 by Steve
... How narrow is an inkjet print head? Think about it... The Alps ribbon is about 12 to 15mm wide. Prints 8.5x14 page. Steve Greenfield
Re: injet inks the best one for black ink only replacemnt for claria
2007-03-17 by docstein99
I see what your talking about now. A new R220 or R260 (AS WITH ALL) epson printers new, come with SAMPLE cartridges that allow only a few pages to print. So a
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: fuming any ink with oil corosive super glue fumes results
2007-03-16 by Stefan Trethan
... I can t believe it until you show etched results ;-) Incidentally i have loads and loads of superglue in the freezer that i will probably never be able to
Re: paint board cooper image using silk screen - someone with experience
2007-03-16 by urbom
Just finished 16 12 x18 boards this way. I used a 320 mesh screen, procap capillary film for the emulsion and fuji (sericol) quick dry enamel ink. Like all
Re: fuming any ink with oil corosive super glue fumes results
2007-03-16 by vsmvdd
... update well ill leave it at least 1 hr to etch as funny stuff is on the tv few things i used a hydro lcoking lid {snap lock rubber seal} the cyonide in
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Epson D78
2007-03-16 by Stefan Trethan
On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 15:55:48 +0100, agent_coro ... I simply cut a notch from the carrier sheet. The edge is put into the feed rollers,
paint board cooper image using silk screen - someone with experience
2007-03-16 by juanabba
I need to make about a dozen or so boards, and as I did not find a good paper/xerox printer combination, will like to go inkjetprint--- produce silk screen on
fuming any ink with oil corosive super glue fumes results
2007-03-16 by vsmvdd
it works!!!! i made a deep plastic box for fuming with super glue {like finger prints} and it worked the print went black and hard i used a solder iron for
Re: fume cupboard stage using super glue like finger print recovery? ??
2007-03-16 by vsmvdd
... burden ... will ... stowawaybox}
Re: Toner Transfer
2007-03-16 by pgdion1
... traces ... that, as ... Office Max as a cheap photo paper, kind of a magazine quality to the prints. Of course now they no longer sell it. It was called
Re: Epson D78
2007-03-16 by agent_coro
That´s true, but how to fake it in the right time, nobody tried to make some timing circuitry?
Re: Epson D78
2007-03-16 by docstein99
The paper sensors are the only things that report to the computer if the paper isnt loaded properly.
Re: Hot glue idea
2007-03-16 by Andrew
... Someone has done somethign similar with hot wax. Search through the archives to find it.
Re: fume cupboard stage using super glue like finger print recovery? ??
2007-03-16 by vsmvdd
... to ... why??? its just one more stage for a good board and no cooking of the board or further fixing past a drying stage so no need for heat as the fumes