As many have said there's some sort of experience threshold, after which
you'll be able to make at least a well useable board each time.
A fuser is the unit with two rollers between the paper passes. One roller
is aluminum heated by a lamp, the other is rubber.
If you take this out of the printer, add a temperature controller, and a
motor, you have a great tool for fusing PCBs.
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On Mon, 13 Feb 2006 18:32:58 +0100, protonceksleeperman
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protoncek@...> wrote:
> So, first i'd like to explain fuser...what exactly this is...? i
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> know it's in laser printers (i have one waste )...
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> Secondly...with this last paper (HP soft gloss) it's kinda harder
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> since, as said, paper doesn't really stick to the board, which is
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> good in the look of easy removing, and bad in the look of possible
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> sliding. I'll try to tape it somehow, but just normal sello-tape
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> won't do since it melts.
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> I guess it's really best if i get a hold on some
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> laminator...damn...i didn't think this start is so hard...
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> but luckily it seems i have you guys to help me out, so i thank you
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> all!
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