I'm glad you mentioned this because it gave me an idea which has never occured to me before. It would probably yeild very similar results to a press if you were to place a nice hefty peice of metal on top of the board and toner and heat it with a heat gun(hot air gun, paint gun, a few other names I'm sure) --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "chalaco_51" <chalaco_51@...> wrote: > > I've been having some bad results with my present procedure to transfer > toner using the old iron method, and this is even with the blue peel > stuff. > > I have been thinking of purchasing an ironing press a Conair (~$90) or > even a more expensive one like a Simplicity (~$150) which can add up > 100lbs of pressure. > > I have also consider on buying a laminator but the size of the boards > I have going are 6x6 inches at a minumum and going through a laminator > 8 to 10 times with a thickness of 60 mils may end up screwing up the > laminator. The wife has bought into the idea of a more expensive > ironing press, since she could also use it. > > Does anyone have any comments in the pros and cons on using an ironing > press for toner transfer? > > Thanks for any feedback. >
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Re: Has anyone tried an Ironing Press instead of an iron to transfer laser toner
2007-04-17 by sethreeder