I do, but I never tried the wet method cause doing it the "dry" way
works just fine as long as I use a sheet of paper between the film and
PCB while feeding this "stack" into the laminator as I documented in the
files section sometimes back. Funny, I can't seem to find the file in
the filesection anymore, and I'm currently in a hurry. So, if others are
interested I try to find the original photos I made of the process and
post them again.
Markus
Adam Seychell schrieb:
>
> I'm curious how many people here are applying their own dry film
> photoresists. I've stumbled upon a method that seems to work half
> reasonably. Rather that discuss it here I wrote up a web page.
> http://members.optusnet.com.au/~eseychell/PCB/photoresist/index.html
> <http://members.optusnet.com.au/%7Eeseychell/PCB/photoresist/index.html>
> I'm interested in what other techniques people use since I've never
> tried one of those office hot roll laminators. Are these machines "fool
> proof" or have they got problems like bubbles and wrinkles ? The film's
> stickiness makes it difficult to work with.
>
> Adam
>
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