Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-13 by Kevin Morgan
Hi, Tonight I got very good results with a Brother 2040 laser that I got recently. I used Kodak Ultimate Picture Paper, and a Techno LM1910 laminator. The
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Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-12 by fenrir_co
In response to kilocycles, as I mentioned in my longer post above, I tried the toner transfer method with both transparencies and laser paper with a few
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-12 by Mycroft2152
sir Patrick, A wise and noble explanation! As you have said, there is no holy grail in the toner transfer process. Search for what will give you the results
RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-12 by Mycroft2152
Hi Randy, I found the refill kit on Ebay:
Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-12 by braincambre500
Hello Sir ST, Yes, I just posted a second picture. Do take a look at it. I usually use .032 for my width. But the .016 line (which is the thinnest line I can
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-12 by Stefan Trethan
On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 22:24:18 +0100, braincambre500 ... That looks very crisp, what width are the traces? ST
Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-12 by braincambre500
Hello my friend Sir ST, Yes, I am just beginning to find out how to place my pictures in the PHOTOS section. I named my album...Patrick s PCBs This should get
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-12 by Stefan Trethan
On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 22:03:16 +0100, braincambre500 ... can t find it? ST
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Toner transfer with transparency - how?
2006-02-12 by Stefan Trethan
On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 21:58:09 +0100, protonceksleeperman ... Now that s pricy. It s a lot of sheets too, but if it doesn t work well that s a lot of money to
Re: Toner transfer with transparency - how?
2006-02-12 by braincambre500
Hello Sir Paul, I have also tried many different chemicals, to get that last layer off the board...to no avail. I finally found out that boiling water does
Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-12 by braincambre500
Hello Sir Ted, Here is my first picture of my PCB. It is listed in the PHOTOS section. The name of it is... My first PCB using the toner method ...your friend,
Re: Toner transfer with transparency - how?
2006-02-12 by protonceksleeperman
I ll post just once and reply to all... first to stefan: I found one dealer who should have this HP high gloss laser paper. It s just...why is always the best
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-12 by Patrick Cambre
Hello Sir Ted, I do believe that you will have to find your own way in getting good results. And I further believe that your new printer will work out
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Toner transfer with transparency - how?
2006-02-12 by Stefan Trethan
The thing is, the great HP paper mentioned is not sold to us A4 people here, i tried already. I did not try any other HP paper than HP Bright White Inkjet
Re: Toner transfer with transparency - how?
2006-02-12 by dl5012
Hi Paul, With transparencies, you should use a thin cloth or double/quadruple layer of paper towel. I set the temp on my iron to somewhere around wool or
Paper brands (Paul)
2006-02-12 by soffee83
Paul, I ve suspected (guessing) that maybe a bunch of that stuff is sourced from the same people, or it least there s one there of a similar formulation. I
Re: Toner transfer with transparency - how?
2006-02-12 by protonceksleeperman
WOW! i didn t find that section...i m new in this kind of posting... Thanks a lot! I ll check out your data and surely find suitable paper....even a quick look
RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-12 by Randy Ledyard
Myc Who is your supplier for the refills?
Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-12 by soffee83
Ted (and all), Is it still possible that you might get lucky with a cheap (eBay) brand of replacement toner to resolve the problem? Plus, those laser rigs are
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Toner transfer with transparency - how?
2006-02-12 by Stefan Trethan
maybe you can get the zweckform/avery paper i use (in Austria)? Look in the database section for the number. ST On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 18:01:08 +0100,
Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-12 by soffee83
... Stefan, Thanks! I think I ve got that noted from an older thread, but so far the original owner s cart is holding up (I think it s an HP). I ll try to get
Re: Flux removal
2006-02-12 by wbblair3
... Yes, some of those ingredients surprised me. Basically it s, You didn t pay taxes to the government for this booze, so we re going to put something in it
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-12 by Mycroft2152
Hi Ted, Whoa. Easy dos it. Don t give up yet:) I m using the Samsung ML-2010 with great results! I m using Staples Inkjet paper and a laminator. The Samsung
Toner transfer with transparency - how?
2006-02-12 by protonceksleeperman
Hi folks! As all of you, i m trying to make my first PCB, too. And, as many of you, i too have problems. I tried several papers, (since i m in Europe, i can t
Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-12 by kilocycles
Now you ve just made me mad, Patrick! I bought a new laser printer specifically to do PCBs, and I chose the Brother HL-2040 over the same HP at the same price
Re: Flux removal
2006-02-12 by derekhawkins
... BTW, methyl ethyl ketone is MEK. Denatured alcohol can have nasties albeit in small quantities. Ethanol evaporates too fast to be better than MS for flux
Flux removal
2006-02-11 by wbblair3
I recently read someone here mention that they used mineral spirits (MS) to remove flux. Since I had some around I gave it a go. It seemed to work about as
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-11 by Patrick Cambre
Hello Pete, I just bought (Friday) an HP 1020 Laser Printer from Office Depot. The results are amazing. I am using the toner transfer method with HP Inkjet
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-11 by Stefan Trethan
... I had bad luck with refill/remanufactured toner for the HP IIID and TT. Just a thing to keep in mind if something doesn t work out. ST
Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-11 by soffee83
... Big big ditto! They re a well kept secret for regular B&W printing. I kick myself every time I use mine for just figuring that out and having put myself
Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-11 by dl5012
Hi Pete, Have you considered a used printer? I bought a used Lexmark Optra E+ for $40. Toner refills (good for a few thousand sheets) are $10 and a
pcb standard size
2006-02-11 by AHMED OSMAN
hi all sorry for taking some of your tim plz can any one tell me what are the iso standard sizes of pcb Boards ? thanks in advance for sharing your knowledge
pcb standard size
2006-02-11 by AHMED OSMAN
hi all sorry for taking some of your tim plz can any one tell me what are the iso standard sizes of pcb Boards ? thanks in advance for sharing your knowledge
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] What takes off that 'residue' left behind from the toner using inkjet paper?
2006-02-11 by Stefan Trethan
On Sat, 11 Feb 2006 14:03:21 +0100, Patrick Cambre ... This film is only there with glossy papers, and is harder or easier to remove depending on the paper. If
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] What takes off that 'residue' left behind from the toner using inkjet paper?
2006-02-11 by Patrick Cambre
Hello Sir Myc, Thank you very much for your advice. I will do as you say. I just bought my laserjet and am using inkjet paper, and everything is coming out
Re: Laser printers fo tt
2006-02-11 by petere_au
Ted ta muchly for the reply can you let me know how it turns our? they seem to suit my price/performance trade-off - as cheap as possible! pete ... got... ...
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] What takes off that 'residue' left behind from the toner using inkjet paper?
2006-02-11 by Mycroft2152
Hi Brian, Try soaking the board in water and automatic dishwashing detergent. Then use a green pad scrubber. The alkalinity in the automatic dishwashing
What takes off that 'residue' left behind from the toner using inkjet paper?
2006-02-11 by braincambre500
Hello all, My toner method is coming along real fine, and want to thank all the ones who have taken time to help me through the process. I now got it down pat!
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Hello Sir Dennis...
2006-02-11 by Patrick Cambre
Hello Stefan, Yes, that is right papaer. That is exactly what I am using. I just made a another perfect PCB...no pinholes, no lifting-up of the toner...and
Re: Hello Sir Dennis...
2006-02-10 by derekhawkins
... Could have fooled me....Thought you were Sir Nosealot.
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Hello Sir Dennis...
2006-02-10 by Stefan Trethan
Patrick, since i was not knighted (yet ;-) ) you might do away with the Sir if you want ;-) The paper is this one, right?
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: smd soldering
2006-02-10 by Stefan Trethan
... Yes. If you are afraid to damage something by too much heat you can use hot air more localized. ST
Re: smd soldering
2006-02-10 by Phil Moore
... tssops ... on ... quickly ... a cheap ... seems to ... melting ... store ($5) ... that ... this ... the ... Nuts ... Can I use a toaster oven when there
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Hello Sir Dennis...
2006-02-10 by Patrick Cambre
Hello Sir Bob, Yes, I will begin to work on that project as of today...but I also have, on my website, two other FM receiver...you may want to have a look at
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Hello Sir Dennis...
2006-02-10 by Patrick Cambre
Hello Sir Stefan, Yes, the paper I have was bought at Wal-Mart a few months ago. It has a picture on the front. The picture is a small girl with her hands
Re: Hello Sir Dennis...
2006-02-10 by derekhawkins
... Assuming this is about flux removal.....I ve been using mineral spirits for over 35 years. Yet to find anything better and I have just about all the
Re: Contact for copper clad board
2006-02-10 by soffee83
If people are still looking, I got my single-sided .047 CEM-1 (weird white stuff), with 2 oz copper, from a guy named Chris in IL, who sells on eBay under the
My own etching experiences and hints
2006-02-10 by fenrir_co
I joined this group recently to see if I could find any reccomendations for the Green TRF film from pulsar.gs, but I ve been experimenting with methods that
Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Hello Sir Dennis...
2006-02-10 by r c
Professional plumbers use just a wet rag to wipe flux off of freshly soldered piping, and ultrasound is actually quite powerful. There is a push in europe
Re: smd soldering
2006-02-10 by Steve
... There is a Yahoogroup on the subject of using toaster ovens for this sort of thing. Look through the archives and files there.