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Re: Electrostatic Toner Transfer

2004-11-13 by gettingalongwouldbenice

... It s one of the few constants of the internet. All roads lead to an eventual pissing contest. But sometimes...something good dribbles out along the

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Re: Electrostatic Toner Transfer

2004-11-13 by crankorgan

James, If the toner flows in order to fill voids than it will flow where you don t want it. No matter what I say won t matter anyway if he gets it to work

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Re: Electrostatic Toner Transfer

2004-11-13 by James Newton

Look at the pictures he uploaded. It worked. No pinholes. My bet is that even if all the toner doesn t transfer to the PCB, the fact that it is being melted to

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Re: Electrostatic Toner Transfer

2004-11-13 by crankorgan

James, Some of the toner will stick to the paper and he will get an image that will have pinholes. Wishful thinking won t make it work. It will all come down

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Re: Scratch and Etch? has anyone?

2004-11-13 by gettingalongwouldbenice

I ve been looking at ways to use a router to make circuit boards. The Eagle Package has a tool that creates a router path around each trace. That should work

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Re: Scratch and Etch? has anyone?

2004-11-13 by crankorgan

James, People have used layout blue used by metal workers. Make sure you use a tip that creates enough isolation between traces. If you don t you will have

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Re: Electrostatic Toner Transfer

2004-11-13 by gettingalongwouldbenice

I made a Photo Album for Electrostatic Toner Transfer. Ain t perfect, but was the best I could do in 15 minutes of experimentation. I m dragging my feet on

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Scratch and Etch? has anyone?

2004-11-13 by James Newton

Haveing just taken a shot at John for being condecending to a new idea, I should admit that I also think his Scratch and Etch idea is totally brilliant. Has

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Re: Electrostatic Toner Transfer

2004-11-13 by James Newton

I don t see how your comment has anything to do with Mikes idea. Yes, the toner and the paper are charged the same. So what? They have been loosing their

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Heated hand roller

2004-11-12 by crankorgan

I seem to remember someone selling a hand held heated steel roller. It might work better than a standard iron or laminator. John

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Re: Electrostatic Toner Transfer

2004-11-12 by crankorgan

I think you should read this page http://www.physics.uoguelph.ca/summer/scor/articles/scor54.htm Once the toner is on the paper the charge of the paper and the

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OT Z80 on Glass.... interesting

2004-11-12 by Thomas

take a look at the Z80 on glass http://www.z80.info/sharp/z80_glas.htm Thomas [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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Re: Another failed Toner

2004-11-12 by Phil

It sounds like a heat problem. either the iron isn t hot enough or the xerox toner fuses at a higher temp. I d bet its the toner. FWIW, canon PC700 copier

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Another failed Toner

2004-11-12 by RMustakos

I m on travel and don t have access to my normal printer. I was trying to make a board last night, using inkjet paper and a xerox machine - er Xerox machine -

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Re: Electrostatic Toner Transfer

2004-11-12 by gettingalongwouldbenice

... Yes, I have. The link below shows up as a 404 error for me. But there are indeed countless other sites. ... You conveniently snipped the problem area. ...

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Re: Electrostatic Toner Transfer

2004-11-12 by gettingalongwouldbenice

... wrote: snip ... Come on down and I ll let you try out my stun gun. The manual says 50,000 Volts. It ll jump a 2 gap. Do I get to pick the body part we

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Re: Free PCB layout program.

2004-11-11 by jgalinat2004

Gary, Thanks for the file! Your modified tci.exe worked like a charm. The program seems pretty easy to use. I am working on some simple PIC circuits & some of

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Re: Electrostatic Toner Transfer

2004-11-11 by cybermace5

... If you need a place to host images like these, let me know. As long as it stays related to technology and doesn t turn into a family photo album, I can

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Cocroft - walton

2004-11-11 by Norman Stewart

It will add the driving voltage once for each stage. 120 volts AC in, 1st stage = 120 v; 2nd stage=240v; 3rd stage=360v (not 480v); etc. etc. Current supply

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SPTH

2004-11-11 by Udara Dewamuni

Does anyone know more about the Silver Paste Through Hole (SPTH) method? According to my knowledge that s the easiest way of through hole plating while using

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