It's a generic laminator from Walmart. The labels says Laminating Machine, Model WMC850HC. It's the 8.5" wide version. I think I paid about $30CAD for it. --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Raymundo Vega <vega_rm@...> wrote: > > Can you post laminator make and model? > > thanks > > raymundo > > > > > > >From: H1000100 <h500ca@...> > >To: Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com > >Sent: Sat, April 23, 2011 8:54:29 PM > >Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Samsung 1665 laser > > > > > >I finally etched my board. Result was excellent. Pics are posted in the photo > >section under "Samsung 1665" > > > >This is a relatively complex 2 sided board. As I've mentioned previously, the I > >used a Samsung 1665 printer on glossy magazine paper. It only took one try to > >get etchable results. Transfer was done using the lowest cost laminator from > >Walmart. I ran it through 4 times. > > > >Etching was done using 500ml of cupric chloride which I made by dissolving > >copper wires in HCL and 33% H202. I have 1.5L but I was curious how much H2O2 > >is needed to keep the etchant fresh. This board required 25 drops. The solution > >turns brownish when it is spent. Adding a few drops of h202 changes the color > >back to emerald green. > > > >Many mentioned having trouble removing the toner after etching. In Canada, > >there's a paint brush cleaner call "Polyclens". I just paint it on, wait 30 > >seconds and then wipe off the toner with paper towel. > > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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Re: Samsung 1665 laser
2011-04-26 by H1000100
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