I know i wrote this a couple of times already, but if you have some
electrical and mechanical skill (which you have, otherwise you
wouldn't be here in the first place) it is fairly straightforward to
modify a laser printer or copier fuser unit for this purpose.
It reduces the whole process to a rather more simple single pass of
the whole stack.
ST
On Jan 15, 2008 11:07 AM, Derryck Croker <derryck@...> wrote:
> On 14 Jan 2008, at 18:51, peripherin wrote:
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> > The good thing about the laminator is that it does not need any
> > modification to the rollers to take the 1.6mm board. Shame that it is
> > not able to melt the toner.
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> Use the laminator to tack your master to the PCB, may be best to pass
> it through corner first; do it a couple of times from opposite corners.
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> Use your iron to heat the laminate and master, resting the sandwich on
> a folded newspaper, a folded piece of kitchen paper, your sandwich,
> and another folded piece of kitchen paper. No need to move the iron,
> let it rest on top for about a minute.
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> Now take your by now very hot PCB and pass it through your laminator a
> few times. How many will depend on experience.
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> Works for me (assuming that the iron is big enough to heat the whole
> PCB at once).
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> <lengthy off-topic quoted message deleted>
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