Homebrew PCBs

--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Stefan Trethan" 
<stefan_trethan@...> wrote:
>
> I actually aleady made those pictures and put them in the same 
place as  
> before. they all have the same date code to search more easily  
> <http://dipcb.schtuff.com/>.

Excellent! Ok, I've finished up the pages. Unless you give me a 
differnt address, I will PayPal $50 to your email.

> But i want for several days to make more, namely of the PCB 
holding  
> mechanism i constructed that no longer needs tape.
> Note that i have replaced the hotplate in the pictures with a 
clothes iron  
> by now, but the thermostat is also not ideal, i plan to get a oven 
monday  
> and equip it with a electronic thermostat.
> 
> Also got some propylene glycol, will try what it does. It's dirt 
cheap so  
> let's hope it does something positive ;-)

I look forward to your continued contributions. I really can't tell 
you how cool I think it is that you and Volkan have come up with 
this new method.


> James, i did not have time yet to check out the wiki functions of 
your  
> page, although i did read some other interesting articles. I will 
do so  
> later on, it's great if it is a wiki, although i'm still not 
convinced it  
> is right to collect loads of ideas, trials, possibly nonsense, on 
your  
> webpage so i do not know if we should use it for what really is 
more or  
> less just note taking. It's definitely great though for keeping an 
up to  
> date version of instructions.

The only thing my site doesn't do well is allow for new pictures to 
be uploaded. I had that, but found that I was hosting a lot of porn! 
For now, I just ask people to email me the photos, and that way I 
get to make sure they are ok first. Other than that, it works great. 
Anyone can add a comment to a page with the little form at the 
bottom of the page. One person can own and edit the entire page at a 
time.