> On 29-Apr-07, at 6:15 AM, fredbutz wrote: > > > > But now I want to do a double sided board. > > > > Does anyone have any suggestions for lining the sides up > > > > > Anyone having trouble with alignment due to expansion of the > paper? Whenever I transfer the image onto my boards, its > always much larger than when it comes out of the printer. I > assume that its due to the heat of the iron. > Anyway, it seems to make dbl sided boards nearly impossible. > Any suggestions on how to avoid this? Run the paper thru the laser a few times before printing the PCB image. Since it can be a bit hard to print a blank sheet, make a small text file, (just a single word will do), and print that to the same page a few times. Then print the PCB. Movement is caused by water content. When printing the paper dries out, so it shrinks or warps a bit. You need to use the paper straight away, before it starts absorbing water from the air. Don't forget to turn off the steam option on the iron too! :) Tony
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RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Double sided boards
2007-04-30 by Tony Smith
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