The disadvantage of this method is that preparation and cleanup can take as
much time as all other tasks in making the board.
I understand the OP and why he doesn't want to deal with that each time he
etches.
Lacking a safe place that nobody disturbs I can't think of anything better
that a couple of nested plastic food containers. The problem is how to add
heating and a bubbler to this without making a mess.
ST
On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 10:44 PM, James <jamesrsweet@...> wrote:
>
> Pick up a plastic chemical storage bottle, they make them for just this
> purpose and they're not hugely expensive. Pouring it back in the bottle is
> simple, use a funnel and wear gloves just in case. I also lay down a plastic
> trash bag over the work surface to catch any spills and keep a jug of baking
> soda mixed in water nearby to neutralize any spilled acid.
>
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