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Some trophy shops are able to print the plates that are attached to trophies as well as engrave them. They generally use what's called sublimation printing. I don't know if they can print white -

Good luck on that. Didn't look at this, but that's ok. Which you can do.

Not sure if this is an on-Topic post, but thought maybe someone here may be able to recommend a way to grab an image via a photo and using photoshop make a stencil or impression of sorts for a stereo

Hello Steve I suspect that just means that you saw that default setting when creating the groups.io group and changed it before importing the yahoo group.? The first couple groups I moved caught me

Yes that is true.? That is the default when creating a group in groups.io.? It is easily changed but catches most of us admins each time as it is not what we want but is more for a safety factor to

Or Yahoogroups was being funky that day. Not all Yahoogroups that I moved over, had that happen to them. Some were set the same as they were on Yahoogroups. -- Steven Greenfield AE7HD

Steven Greenfield wrote: For some reason, Groups.io had it set so only mods could upload or change I noticed the same thing is true in a few other groups on groups.io as well. And they probably

Lots of rust... surprised me.

I have uploaded the files to Homemade_PCB_equipment in the files section. I hope someone might find it useful. Yngve.

Ok, thanks. I'll try again in a while.

Fixed. For some reason, Groups.io had it set so only mods could upload or change files, photos, and databases. -- Steven Greenfield AE7HD

A member asked me for information on my LJ-III laminator hack and I'm trying to create a folder and upload in the files section. However, they're disabled, what's up? Yngve.

Hi Sead, very useful your instructions. Do you use pure acetone?? ThanksHyu

Here goes: 0. Make sure you use laser printer (ink jet will not work)! 1. First I scrub the copper pcb side with dish wash and scrubber's (yellow-green) green side because it's more scrubby. Wash it

You can try toner transfer with acetone instead of using heat transfer. I use it all the time, even for iron pieces electroetching.. Just have to make sure you don't leave any firgerprints or other

In my neck of the world I couldn't find a laminator for a reasonable price, so I adapted the fusor from a scrapped LJ-III printer. It's right ugly and I didn't make the least effort to pretty it up.

This PANTUM hack was on my radar when I was experimenting with hacking my laminator. Right about the time that I melted the nylon gear in the laminator I stumbled onto both...the HOTCAKES heavy metal

Yes. There is also a Lexmark E260 hack, both on Instructables. The Pantum is MUCH less expensive - I bought 3 of them, new, for $25 USD each, including shipping. The E260 makes a "cleaner" build

There have been "laminator hack" success stories - but if it helps extend the pool of knowledge on this, my laminator has needed no hacking at all. I got mine on EBay for 50 quid. They are much more

Can't find it now - It used to be linked to here I think http://www.delorie.com/pcb/inkjet/ Inkjet Photomask Experiments - delorie<http://www.delorie.com/pcb/inkjet/> www.delorie.com Inkjet