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Subject: Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] using Laser Iron-on with ljIII

From: Stefan Trethan <stefan_trethan@...>
Date: 2003-04-17

hmm the problem is that i'm quite far away from the next wally world (several 10000 km i guess), living
in austria. but i will have a look if this particular paper is available here and if not i will buy some
different papers.. but isn't photopaper for inkjet printers? or is this laser photopaper (i don't assume
any laser capable of photo quality)?

i have cleaned the board with alcohol, as it was quite new i guessed this would be enough. next time i
may give it a rub with steel wool and see if it gets better.

regards
st


17.04.2003 19:17:04, kenneth magers <kenneth_m_73149@...> wrote:

>i have made great board like this using the jet
>printphoto multiproject-photopaper 60 sheets is 14
>bucks at wally world just set the print as dark as
>posible and clean the board well let the board soake
>in hot hot water till it peels off dont pull it will
>come loose on it's own pin holes can also come from
>uneven ironing and contamenents on the board
>good luck
>--- Stefan Trethan <stefan_trethan@...> wrote:
>> hi
>>
>> i'm trying to plot directly to pcb for a time now
>> and face a lot of problems. but yesterday i read
>> again
>> of the method with laser printing to paper /
>> transparency and ironing it to the board.
>> I have tried this some time ago when i read first of
>> it and it gave very poor result.
>>
>> today i tried again with normal paper, the result
>> was a bit better but anyways poor.
>>
>> I believe the toner layer which my laser printer (HP
>> JL III D) is to thin.
>> it also leaves pinholes on plain paper.
>> The printer is quite old and the toner is a cheap
>> remanufactured one.
>>
>>
>> Has anyone here done this with a laser jet III or
>> II?
>> Would it help to buy the original toner?
>>
>>
>>
>> Which paper is best?
>> I read everything from "kitchen baking paper" over
>> normal 80gramm copier paper to the special glossy
>> paper
>> and ohp transparencies..
>> If anyone has tried several papers please answer..
>>
>> Would the normal Xerox photocopiers work fine? (i
>> believe digital ones are they)
>>
>>
>> I would appreciate any hints..
>>
>>
>> mfg
>> st
>>
>>
>>
>
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