I'm not sure that necessarily sounds like the transport medium; more
a technique issue. If you use the wrong heat/pressure it is fairly
easy to hose up toner transfer --even with the specialty coated
papers (pnp and others). I've found that using a paper laminator
solves a great many headaches using this medium. As for me, I
*prefer* magazine stock; but a lot of other paper types can be made
to work. YMMV; but you need to find a way to get some consistancy
with your method --paper laminators can be had cheap these days.
-Dal
http://myweb.cableone.net/wheedal/pcb.htm
a technique issue. If you use the wrong heat/pressure it is fairly
easy to hose up toner transfer --even with the specialty coated
papers (pnp and others). I've found that using a paper laminator
solves a great many headaches using this medium. As for me, I
*prefer* magazine stock; but a lot of other paper types can be made
to work. YMMV; but you need to find a way to get some consistancy
with your method --paper laminators can be had cheap these days.
-Dal
http://myweb.cableone.net/wheedal/pcb.htm
> > did today try the iron on again.should be, but
> > Damn thing won't work.
> > used different Papers (magazine).
> > Problems: the lines get sqeezed, turn out broader than they
> > very irregular.are
>> Not sure I'd expect it to work well with magazine paper, most
> very slick and solid surfaced, fusing might tend to spread thetoner
> out. Sounds like what you got too. Get the $10 for 50 sheet pack