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Quick question. Is top posting preferred here. That is the way I like to do it but on some other forums people complain and like it the other way. Now back to the subject at hand...All good info but,

I've found that while acetone removes the toner, it also tends to stain the board. I've used very fine (1000 to 2000 grit) wet/dry paper which works reasonably well. It also cleans the board for

Thanks. So does acetone remove it after you are done etching? And does anybody use Tinit?

On Mon, 4 Mar 2019 08:39:47 -0600, you wrote: The foils sold by pulsar (they may have had a name change) are of two varieties, white and green. As far as I can tell, there's likely nothing special

On Mon, 4 Mar 2019 08:52:31 -0600, you wrote: If you look at the TRF film, you should see completely opaque areas, and completely transparent areas. Any transparent area with speckles indicates

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HKHX1J8/?coliid=I2JL757L0CSQ1T&colid=2ID4TJ2M4PUGI&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it.? This is a link to Amazon.com exact as to what I use, check with the group as to cheep

Kevin, good info. I bought 100 sheets of the yellow paper a few months ago. :) Now on the green TRF would that be the same stuff sold on ebay for foil transfers that comes in many colors? And if so

Yellow paper is what I use taped over paper thru printer, traces are now on yellow paper. Lay it carefully over copper clad board, tape it down and send thru Apache roughly 8 times. Lay copper clad

Using the EBAY yellow toner transfer paper http://www.learnmorsecode.com/laminator/hotcakes.html I tried the cheap EBAY TRF : http://www.learnmorsecode.com/laminator/trf/index.html and just for

Many people use toner transfer. The basic idea is to print on paper, then using heat transfer, get it to stick to the PC board. Toner is plastic with graphite (more or less, it needs to be black).

I have some yellow paper from ebay to try. Otherwise magazine paper I wanted to try too. And parchment and glossy etc... :) I never knew about the Green TRF though. Best place to buy?

Green TRF protects your traces from any and all etchant. It works real good with Apache AL13P as that is my way. It should work with other laminators but doesn't with household iron. Other? foil is

Funny you mention that. I had purchased a Harbor Freight laminator years ago but never got around to modding it. Now after some quick research I think I am going to buy an Apache AL13P and follow the

Dave, First: sit down, take a deep breath, and release it slowly:-) I don't understand the problem with printing a pdf on the HP1022. I have an HP1018 which is closely related, and never had a

Do your self a favor and junk iron idea. Go the laminator way. Pulsar Pro, google to find it. Much better consistant results and less? starting over from scratch.

I bought a new Proxxon TBM115. It will arrive tomorrow. :-) I have never made even one circuit board yet and now is the time to get going after wanting and trying to do this for many many years.

I usually use DipTrace for my projects and it remains my favourite for small projects - I have never hit the 300 pin limit (yet!) I have been tempted to try EasyEDA (EasyEDA<https://easyeda.com/>)