Re: HP Laserjet Fuser
2004-11-11 by mikezcnc
Those are interesting posts. Then using one of those dimmer switches would lower the voltage to test it, right? Mike ... it
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2004-11-11 by mikezcnc
Those are interesting posts. Then using one of those dimmer switches would lower the voltage to test it, right? Mike ... it
2004-11-11 by Bob Weiss
Last night I was working on a double sided board and I have some traces that are 8mil apart. I too was having a problem with getting the paper out in between
2004-11-11 by Esteban Arias
I am working with a fuser of a HP 4L printer for my laminator. This printer have two models of fuser: one for 110v a other for 220v. I understand that if the
2004-11-11 by TurboJet
It´s just a halogenlamp... With a temperature controller... ... From: gettingalongwouldbenice To: Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, November 11,
2004-11-11 by gettingalongwouldbenice
... It s gonna depend on your particular model. I m a newbie at this, but I m quite certain that if you put 120VAC to the fuser element, you ll burn it up
2004-11-11 by Derryck Croker
... Another suggestion for the OP. Save out the file and then use the OS s handy search tool to look for all files with the time and date of the saved file.
2004-11-11 by Derryck Croker
... Probably the easiest way to go would be a cockroft-walton voltage multiplier, a handful of caps and diodes doubles the voltage at each stage. -- Cheers
2004-11-11 by Cristian
I m interested. Thanks, Cristian ... Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.786 / Virus
2004-11-11 by Stefan Trethan
... yes, and yes, but only short without thermostat it will overheat. See my notes at:
2004-11-11 by Gary
Hotmail will not allow me to Upload the Tci.exe, but those who email me will get a link to where they can download this file, As well as Instructions to
2004-11-11 by mikezcnc
I have a laserjet fuser and an curious if voltages used for the heating element are fairly similar. I traced from the circuit and it appears that it is a 120V
2004-11-11 by wanda0343
Hi everyone, I am new to all this, I am a student and urgently need Protel 99 SE so I was wondering if anyone knows how to get hold of a free evaluation copy.
2004-11-10 by Gary
Using an old version of Nortion Utilities, I was able to convert All the Text Headings to English. I can make it available to anyone that is interested. All
2004-11-10 by ron amundson
... (http://www.web-tronics.com/printed-circuit-board-supplies.html) ... I m guessing its a quality control issue with the base laminate. The MG material
2004-11-10 by art_lammoglia
I was just browsing the pre sensitized boards at Circuit Specialists (http://www.web-tronics.com/printed-circuit-board-supplies.html) and noticed their non MG
2004-11-10 by Leon Heller
... The original Xerox flat-bed copiers could be used for making PCBs in a similar manner, transferring the toner from the photoreceptor plate to the copper.
2004-11-10 by gettingalongwouldbenice
Electrostatic toner transfer. I m disturbed by the lack of specificity on the web, so pardon me if I go overboard trying to communicate what I did. I wasn t
2004-11-10 by TurboJet
Hi! New to this group... I´m using the carrier from some old matrix-printer labels that i have left.. works nice... transfers the toner exellent... and im
2004-11-10 by Phil
... wrote: ... pen-plotted boards. ... oops. forgot to mention. You might want to try an abrasive like the 600 grit as that
2004-11-10 by Phil
... wrote: ... between the iron and board to even out the pressure. ... Try children s construction paper. I d forget the hot
2004-11-10 by gettingalongwouldbenice
Thanks for the input. I don t think toner sticking is my problem. I have to clean the board between attempts. I use acetone and have to scrape it off with my
2004-11-09 by Phil
... Toner coming off could be one of several things: rough handling, board prep issues, insufficient fusing time/temp, fusing pressure or paper issues. To get
2004-11-09 by gettingalongwouldbenice
I ve done some more ironing experiments. The toner is sticking to the board very well in most areas. With a little practice, it should be fine. Problem is
2004-11-09 by Susan Kivlin
... Thanks Stefan, I ll try inkjet today. As for Target 3001!, I don t know how it compares as I ve only used orcad as a simulator and I ve only used Target
2004-11-09 by Phil
... wrote: ... well, you could look into using inkjet paper instead - somewhat cheaper at about $0.008 a sheet. Or you could
2004-11-09 by gettingalongwouldbenice
... CORRECTION: That s 0.5mm pitch. ... Simple, I m using up 93 square inches of paper for a two square inch board. Hardly a problem when you know what
2004-11-09 by art_lammoglia
... paper. ... probably ... I guess I ll give it another shot when I get a hold of the Staples paper, and again when I change my toner cartridge if its not yet
2004-11-08 by Eric Z. Ayers
I own a Brother HL5140 which worked well with the famed Staples paper. I know that printer doesn t take the same print cartridge as the 5040, but I thought I
2004-11-08 by art_lammoglia
Well yesterday was my third day trying to make toner transfer work for me. Yesterdays papers were Time magazine and MaxBrite Inkjet. I guess my Brother
2004-11-08 by Phil
... Why is placement in the middle of the page an issue? Not criticizing just want to know. ... I use viewmate - its pretty good for free but would dearly
2004-11-08 by Phil
... abrasive ... cleaning ... material ... effort to ... I do a hot peel - just pull the paper off when its still hot. Works quite well and its a lot faster.
2004-11-08 by gettingalongwouldbenice
My pen plotter has run out of gas at 0.5 mil pitch. Trying to make the transfer to toner transfer. How do I get the gerber output to the laser printer? I
2004-11-07 by Gary
Personally I do All my boards using UV and Shipleys Resist. I also print the Positive on Clear Acetate, Twice . Than I carefully line them up and Tape them,
2004-11-07 by Phil
... Yes, that s an important point. I rotate one of the images 180 degrees for that very reason. This especially important if you are panelizing (multiple
2004-11-07 by mikezcnc
While I had no problems achiving fine traces (15mils) with small boards 1 sq in using ironing, it was impossible for me to make a 100x160mm PCBs and the best I
2004-11-07 by Gary
I m using an Older HP 4L Printer. And What I have found is If you want to print Two Drawings that Must line up with each other, Print them One at a Time and
2004-11-06 by Phil
... Using the Eagle autorouter guarantees a more complex board. I route by hand and favor the bottom for TH and the top for SMD. I ll put SMDs on the bottom
2004-11-06 by Stefan Trethan
two things, first, the component legend is easily freed from paper residue by abrasive pad (meant for cleaning copper tubing to solder), which i use for
2004-11-06 by Bob Weiss
I appreciate your response. I did notice that the default size of vias in Eagle is kind of small and leaves no room for error. I bumped them up to 15mil pads.
2004-11-06 by cruizzer77
I am trying to produce my first double-sided board and it is not a simple one. Now I have encountered similar problems as Susan some posts above. I have four
2004-11-06 by Leon Heller
... That s the usual method. Leon -- Leon Heller, G1HSM http://www.geocities.com/leon_heller
2004-11-06 by Phil
Its not hard at all to get good registration with double sided boards. I dont even bother making single sided anymore. You need to take care when ironing to
2004-11-06 by Bob Weiss
Using the Staples Paper/Ironing method, what are the best achievable results you have gotten for a double sided board? I mean what are the thinest lines (in
2004-11-05 by Phil
... wrote: ... but ... I agree that it does save some money but if one uses CuCl, like I do, the cost difference isn t nearly as large since I can regenerate
2004-11-05 by Gary
... removed. ... completely. ... Yes, This is Correct. I realize for Commerical Production this is Probably Not Practical, But for Hobbiests, It can save a lot
2004-11-05 by Stefan Trethan
... Some have reported good results with tracing paper instead of transparencies. Others swear inkjet is the way to go, as there is no distortion. There seems
2004-11-05 by Susan Kivlin
Hi, I ve been reading for a while but have never contributed so I hope you don t mind me asking a question. Here at the university I ve all the facilities for
2004-11-05 by Cristian
... We used the cheapest tooth paste for that! Cristian ... Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).
2004-11-05 by Thomas
I have used Porcelain cleaner to remove tarnish from the pcb, I cant remember the active ingredients but it does work great ! btw I use this also when it comes
2004-11-05 by Phil
... as such to complete the circuit so as to be etched ... They are connected until (almost) all the exposed copper is removed. I would guess that some of the