I had no idea how this paper was intended to work. I should have posted the question of "has anybody tried...", but I get tired of people not trying things themselves and to practice how I feel, I do attempt alot without prior knowledge. So now I have made a mistake and feel the need to share my Ooops I messed up post. Oh well live and learn. I will update my info in the database as soon as I have some free time. Which may not be too soon, with the added cleanup I have at hand.
Hopefully Tomorrow will be a Better Day,
Jesse
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From: Lez <
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To:
Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.comSent: Thursday, November 9, 2006 1:19:07 AM
Subject: Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Avery T-Shirt Transfer Paper
On 09/11/06, Jesse Smith <stoi2m1@yahoo. com> wrote:
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> I didnt need you to reiterate to me, that I made a mistake, I had already shared that. Thank You...
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> Oh and I do own an Ink Jet. Oh and lots of things us DIYers do go completely against the instructed use of the materials we obtain. So I will share again. To all dont use Iron On Transfer Paper in You Laser Printer.
Yes sorry for doing a 'I told you so' but it was an adhesive coated
paper designed to melt when heated, going into a printer that heats.
I suppose we have all done silly things in our time, I know I have........ ....
I decided to get more heat out of the iron to just wire out the
thermostat, it was so hot that the PCB 'popped' and all the copper
came right off the fibreglass.
Lez
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