Homebrew PCBs

Hi Kevin,

Doesn't matter, you found a process that worked for
you. Thats the trick everyone forgets, get it working
for themselves and not try to 'convert' everyone else
to their process. Share their success but leave the
preaching at home. :)

I thought the holes were drilled with a cnc, they were
very straight. I'm considering building a small cnc
driller. Any photos or plans for yours?

There was a thread here but it got swamped.

TANSTAAFL!

Myc


--- Kevin Morgan <prizes@...> wrote:

> Hi Myc,
> 
> LOL. This is not my first try. I just haven't been
> reporting the 
> failures!
> 
> Before the laser printer, I'd had some marginal
> success with 
> photocopying onto the Staples paper at Kinko's, but
> it was a real 
> pain, and the results were not that great. I had to
> do a lot of 
> touchup, and then afterwards, I found that the image
> had been 
> stretched, so I couldn't use my mill to drill the
> holes.
> 
> I've also had very good success with isolation
> milling, using the 
> cutters from Think and Tinker and my home built CNC,
> but I don't 
> think that would work very well for the smaller SMD
> packages, so I've 
> been wanting to find a way to get TT to work for me.
> 
> Kevin
> 
> 
> --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "mycroft2152"
> <mycroft2152@...> 
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Kevin,
> > 
> > Isn't it great when a plan comes together!
> > 
> > You've found the right combination of printer,
> paper and laminator 
> > right away. Usually it takews a lot of trial and
> error to acheive 
> > your results.
> > 
> > It sounds like the Techno LM 1910 is the same as
> the XEROX XRX 1910 
> > laminator. It works great, doesn't it. It provides
> the right amount 
> > of heat at the foil setting.
> > 
> > TANSTAAFL!
> > 
> > Myc
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


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