Basic: All chemical reactions are speeded up under heating. Most "Pro" etch machines have heaters. Roland F. Harriston ******************* DJ Delorie wrote: > > > Today I remembered to heat my etchant. I just ran hot tap water into > a large container, and floated the FeCl container in it. > > Although it had cooled some (the water bath) by the time I got around > to etching (had problems with blue TT paper, ended up using white), > the etchant was still warm enough that the copper almost seemed to > just wipe off with the sponge! The board was etched in no time. > > So if any of you haven't tried heating your etchant yet, try it! > > DJ > >
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Heated etchant rocks!
2007-05-18 by Roland F. Harriston