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Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "patroclus04" <patroclus04@...>
wrote:
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> Tracing paper really works?
> I mean, if I understand, tracing paper is not transparent, but a
> very
> thin sheet of paper you use to trace over another sheet.
> do they work well? Does UV light pass trough?
I've seen several comments online that you can even use regular
printer paper to develop photosensitive boards. I would suggest trying
to find some printable vellum - Office Depot has a Strathmore brand
one that's for both inkjet and laser. I believe Staples has stopped
carrying it and only has their own brand safe for inkjet (which would
probably work nicely with a pigment printer). Vellum is like a 'fancy'
tracing paper that's strong enough to be used on its own.