--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "lcdpublishing" <lcdpublishing@y...> wrote: ... > I then took the heat gun and flashed over the circuit boards till it > appeared that the toner turned a bit glossy. My eyes are acting up > a bit today, so tomorrow I will look over the toner with a glass to > see if it looks like the toner "blended" together under the heat. > sounds promising. > > If time allows, I will etch and tin the boards tomorrow. Again, > will post results. > > So far, that pulsar paper is working good for me, but frankly it is > expensive. However, if it works reliably, I don't mind the cost as > I don't do enough boards to justify another method using a cheaper > paper - yet. > I use the same process with inkjet paper. The cost is very cheap. The only issue is that it doesn't release as nicely.
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Re: Heat gun after toner transfer....
2005-09-08 by Phil