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This is a copy of an E-Mail I sent to CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO a while back. I thought It might be usefull to someone so I am reposting here. Chris Much like others are describing. After a week or so of

I wonder if toner would make a good solder mask, used this way? Obviously you can't coat the whole board, but just leaving it on the traces and cleaning it off the pads could be a great idea. Hmm...

Hi, Don't you now any links to sites that explain this with pictures? and do you know where to buy equipment to do this? Thanks for the many replies :) made "screen" polyester is board. The and

I'm familiar with "DXF" files...Autocad right? I've been using auto cad for years. This is my first time using it for PCB layout. I've been trying to get a menu set up within the program to add

Hi everyone I thought I might share how I have been making circuit boards for years. I have made 1000's of boards using a method that some do not like but I have had excellent results with. First I

Hi Tony! Yes, surprise, surprise! To do the outlines from a Gerber file, I build a table of nodes (typically the pads), and add connection data to each entry. the connection data is the number of

Maybe some thin heat resistant tape over the edges to protect the drum. Is that 1/4 Oz board from Digikey? Look for printers that say something like "true straight-through paper path". Or dig

Hi Alan - We meet again ;-) I will be interested to hear how you get on - strikes me that generating an outline from Gerber is potentially non-trivial. Would love to make use of any results you

Hi to the list! I usually hang out at the CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO list, but as I have been working towards using a CNC to "etch" a board, I thought I'd post a few comments here! Not that I'm anti-chemical

--- Brian Pitt <bfp@...> wrote: Very brave, foolish, or got an old cheap laser printer. ;') Foreseeable, I suppose, as the fuser roller is only sized to heat up at most a thick sheet of

just tested this and it dosent work so well I used 'Slug & Snail' tape its an adhesive backed copper foil sold in the garden dept at some stores (Seattle area) placed a small strip on a sheet of

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I have had success doing this. use transfer paper print your art work using laser printer. don't forget to mirror your image. then iron on to the pcb. if its a single sided pcb what I have done is

I would worry a lot about the drum getting scratched. The copper would just have to get bent up very slightly on an edge and you'd ruin the expensive drum. A friend of mine used to use a laser

Hello to all!!! I have asked this question on the picbasic list but no answers. a couple of thought but !!!! now I ask all of you on the homebrew board. instead of transfers from laser printer to

Hi all, I have just joined this group and thought I'd share the method that I use to make PCB's. I have used a variety of methods over the years beginning with Plastic tape of 2 different colours on

writes: Vic: First question: NO. Second question: YES! This would be akin to training dolfins to fly. Even if you could get the toner to stick to the copper, it ROLLS in there, and would

thor918@... writes: Thor: This is done by "silk-screening". A photographically-made "screen" (once made only of silk, but I think, nowadays, some tougher polyester is used?) is used as a