On 31 Dec 2005, at 17:19, kennytrussell wrote:
wondering why some of you find it a problem. I am using Epson photo
quality paper, S041061 and after a 2 minute soak it comes off
completely, leaving no residue or paper. I found it better than the
cheap glossy I tried. I just did my first double sided board which
was also OK.
I move the iron around making sure I get the edges done. I don't use
much downward force, just enough to keep intimate contact with the
board.
My first board efforts, making some LED clocks, are at http://
www.jsdesign.co.uk/charlie/
John
> I agree with all of Stefan's comments completely. I will add to myI am finding the iron toner process so easy and predictable I am
> comments that the ironing-on process is the most difficult to get
> consistent. Particularly, I have had trouble around the edges.
wondering why some of you find it a problem. I am using Epson photo
quality paper, S041061 and after a 2 minute soak it comes off
completely, leaving no residue or paper. I found it better than the
cheap glossy I tried. I just did my first double sided board which
was also OK.
I move the iron around making sure I get the edges done. I don't use
much downward force, just enough to keep intimate contact with the
board.
My first board efforts, making some LED clocks, are at http://
www.jsdesign.co.uk/charlie/
John