Brian,
I think I speak for most when I say 'Please post ANYTHING you can come up
with'.
Even if someone does not use the same etching technique as you do, does not
mean they cannot extract some useful trick that they require in another
technique.
Sometimes, new techniques are developped by mixing and matching steps from
several dfferent techniques. You just never know what someone might find in
your tutorial. It might even be for a process totally unrelated to etching;
like drilling, placing parts or stamping (via pins).
Just like you do with the list, people skim through and look for anything
they can use for themselves.
Robert
:)
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Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.comObjet : [Homebrew_PCBs] Etching project - Any interest here? . . .
If there's interest here from members, I would like to post to the Files
section a step-by-step description of how I built this system and what
devices and materials the system is composed of. This might do two things:
1) Give some of you a pretty complete picture of what a home etching system
looks like, generally, and how to go about constructing and operating such a
system; and, in return,
2) People here on the list might make suggestions about how I can improve
the system I have and correct the problems I have with my system as it now
exists. I would make corrections and report back on how well they work.
Please let me know if there's enough interest here for me to pursue this
from my end; it'll require quite a bit of time, and I'd rather not get such
a project underway without sufficient interest from persons here on the
list.
Thanks much,
-Brian
Brian Chapman
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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