Steve I was looking at the small ones $275 9"x12".
http://www.knightheatpress.com/jet.htmebay search $83.00
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1762872906I don't recommend Dyna-art I didn't like their product although this has
been some time ago that I used it.
I would recommend
http://www.techniks.com/Pnp blue it stores for years if you don't scratch the traces.
If someone would like to try Techniks PNP Blue I can sell you the sheets.
Contact me off list.
Derek B.
High Tech Systems
Denver, Co.
A Tshirt press may be ideal, but very expensive. You could send out
to have an awful lot of boards made for the $500 to $1000 it costs
for a good Tshirt press with adjustable temp and pressure.
That said, I just picked up a small double sided grill, like one of
those sandwich presses except it is flat on both sides.
Steve Greenfield
--- High Tech <
hightechsystems@...> wrote:
> I don't think it will work so good. For one thing those heat guns
> produce
> 1500F that will probably melt the bag. Second if the plastic bag
> is not
> applying good pressure it will leave traces open that did not
> bond.
> I would look for a good t-shirt press or iron even a shirt press
> might work
> good. On these you have control of time, pressure and heat. These
> are
> important for good transfer.
> Other things to look for is a flat PCB and clean.
> Derek B.
> High Tech Systems
> Denver, Co.
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