Sorry, I figured everyone had taken care of their ventilation problems. I cant etch without proper ventilation, I want to live ........... one breath of the stuff and I went to work outside. That stuff WILL kill you. My suggestion is First take care of the ventilation before you etch another board with any process. --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Adam Seychell <a_seychell@...> wrote: > > James McGee wrote: > > > > > > Maybe I'm a little out of sync with the conversation, but my first > > thoughts involve air and suction. like a siphon feed on paint guns and > > sand blasters. a valve to control air flow, two plastic pipe joining at > > a slight angle to form the suction. a tip for the spray pattern. Sort > > of a large version of the cheap plastic model car airbrushes. > > Any thoughts? > > > > You might have a few ventilation problems. Remember , your not spraying > water on the garden. Such volume of air will force very undesirable > amounts of etchant mist out of the spray chamber. The etchant must be > contained. I'm not even going to ask if you were thinking of spraying > out in the open. > > Adam >
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Re: Spray Etching
2007-04-22 by James McGee
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