Homebrew PCBs

Steve: Look at message 
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/Homebrew_PCBs/message/22175
 I used a preheated block of steel and a clamp  ... I have had 
consistent results and rarely a failure ...
the failure is usually poor cleaning or a finger print. The 
thermo-couple used plugs into my DVM
The steel block was a "cut-off" and I used some fine grit sand-paper to 
lap the steel
My method is not the same as yours but it shows you are on the right track
I just bought an Lexmark E260D printer and will try the DLP(Direct Laser 
Printing) method ... as soon as Mark gives out the needed modifications ...
Jim KI6MZ

Steve Maroney wrote:
> Hey Guys, I just attempted the Toner Transfer method by using my kitchen
> oven.  I preheated the oven and PCB to 300 degrees. It didn't work out
> very well due to lack of the right amount and an even amount of pressure
> across the board.  This method could potentially work very  well if I
> had a suitable solid weight to put on top.  
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