Homebrew PCBs

Expensive but see http://www.film-source.net/12_inch_pouch_foam_laminator_2244_prd1.html

A quick goggle for "Bigmouth and laminator" turned up above site $189.00 free shipping.

Haven't tried for PCB's but will laminate up to 1/4" thick.

Norm




  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: wayneosdias 
  To: Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 6:12 PM
  Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Help w/ HeatSeal 210


  Ive gotten a responce from Frank of Pulsar, He states that the 1/16 
  board may need a little persuasion, but will pass through. He 
  suggests we switch to the 1/32 board. I did in fact use the laminator 
  w/a 1/32 double sided board and it worked but it warped and is very 
  flexible. I dont think this will fair well w/ smd or my pc mount 
  xfer. I told Frank about this but he seems to think it should be fine 
  and that the warped board can be manually straightened.

  I really want to get this sorted for the 1/16 because the results are 
  much much better than the clothes iron tech. I still cant wrap my 
  brain around the fact that the h210 passes the 1/16 easily when the 
  heat is turned down.

  I found a link that mods the older h200 to pass the media slower, but 
  Frank says that is is not needed for the new h210 and that the h210 
  is a much better machine.

  I havnt had time to fiddle w/this, but on the WE I plan on doing alot 
  of testing. Ill post then.

  wayne



   

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