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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] easy PCB

2006-11-07 by Paul Atkinson

Lurk mode off/ I ve used the photo-sensitive method (as recently as a week ago) and the RadioShack kit (a few years back). I haven t used the toner-transfer

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] easy PCB

2006-11-07 by Stefan Trethan

On Tue, 07 Nov 2006 22:16:31 +0100, Steven Phellps ... If you can get a laser printer ($10 on ebay) or use a copier somewhere i d suggest

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] easy PCB

2006-11-07 by Steven Phellps

Hi All, Could someone give me a few pointers. This I am sure has been discussed but I am not sure where to look for the answer so I thought I d ask. I tried

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Easiest inkjet

2006-11-07 by Bora Dikmen

I can not find C88 in Turkey. But there is a lot of link for D88. C88 and D88 seem very similar? Technology 4-colour inkjet printer, Epson Micro Piezo™ print

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inkjet with horizontal paper movement

2006-11-07 by Vasile Surducan

In this group there are some very experienced people in homebrew PCB. I m interested to buy a colour inkjet which is moving the paper on one axe. Suitable also

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Easiest inkjet

2006-11-07 by William Nelson

I have a C88 which I m working on now and it does not appear to be much different than the C84. I had all the mechanicals done and was test printing on paper

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Toner transfer works...

2006-11-07 by Adi Linden

Epson Photo paper works great for me! Made my first board 3 weeks ago and it turned out marvelous. Ran the Epson Photo paper through a Dell 1710 printer.

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Re: Easiest inkjet

2006-11-07 by Steve

... Bora, can you get the Epson C88? It s the latest in the progression from C80, C82, C84, C86. Don t know about it s mechanical suitability. Steve Greenfield

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Success story ;-)

2006-11-07 by Mihai

Hello, Unfortunately I have no info about the brand or catalog number, I bought it off the shelf by piece (I mean not a full pack) so I have no details. Next

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Success story ;-)

2006-11-07 by Roland F. Harriston

Mahai: Can you give use the brand name of the paper you used? Also, if the paper has a type number, catalog number, or any other designator, and where it can

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Which is the Prefered Side to Use?

2006-11-06 by Jesse Smith

Which side of the paper usually has the best result? Is it the glossy side or is it the other side? I have attempted to transfer toner to my PCB about 10 times

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Easiest inkjet

2006-11-06 by Bora Dikmen

Hi all, I searched the current printers in Turkey. According to my search, only Epson inkjets are suitable for direct PCB printing because of its suitable

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Success story ;-)

2006-11-06 by mihaiv72

Hello, After a few small transfer tests (without etching) I made the first real board, quite good ! I used a glossy paper (not photo !) which is covered with a

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Re: Office Max High Gloss Photo Paper

2006-11-06 by dhlocker

Oops. It was Office Depot paper I used. (I should have known; my wife bought it :) Anyway, it was SKU 652-001, Office Depot High Gloss Photo Paper, UPC

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Re: Easiest inkjet

2006-11-04 by Stephen Lane

Stephen Lane again: No problems any questions I ll do my best to answer them. The heat gun I use is a real hot one & I m not sure of the actual temp on the

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Re: Office Max High Gloss Photo Paper

2006-11-04 by dhlocker

In my case, I know the only difference was the side of the paper on which I printed. I used the same printer with the same settings, same artwork. Printed on

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Which is the better???

2006-11-04 by ayne_styne

I want to know that which is the better way for creating PCBs??? 1.Direct toner transfer. OR 2.Printing traces direct on a Copper Coated sheet with a printer.

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Office Max High Gloss Photo Paper

2006-11-04 by Roland F. Harriston

... My art work was taken out of a construction article that I ran across on the Internet. I copied the artwork onto generic copy paper that I use in my HP

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Re: spray etching - pics

2006-11-03 by Frank

That s great work. A spray etcher is on my todo list. I currently just agitate in a plastic container with hot ammonium persulphate. Where did you get the

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Easiest inkjet

2006-11-03 by Stefan Trethan

Stephen, great work! I m glad to hear people are working on inkjet printing since my C84 is just sitting around here looking dumb those last few weeks. I even

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Re: Easiest inkjet

2006-11-03 by Stephen Lane

Stephen Lane wrote: I m new to the Forum, I have been making PCBs via the UV exposure method for years, I also make a Theatrical effect called a Gobo from

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Re: Easiest inkjet

2006-11-03 by James Newton

... http://techref.massmind.org/techref/pcb/etch/directinkjetresist.htm The C84 is probably the easist. If you use the super thin stock, you can skip most of

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Easiest inkjet

2006-11-02 by Jim Lewis

I m new here but has anyone summarized the easiest way to setup for direct inkjet - the best printer to use, detailed steps, etc. I hope Sahin s blog, which

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Re: spray etching - pics

2006-11-02 by lcdpublishing

Spray Nozzle technology is big business. It is amazing what can be done with a well designed nozzle. The spray patterns and coverage can be very precise! I

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