Homebrew PCBs

hi vincentm thanks for reply

i think i'll give a try on toner transfer since the materials is not too 
hard to find. is it good for very tiny traces/pads?

thanks

On 1/18/2013 3:03 PM, Vicent Colomar Prats wrote:
> You can do a laser print and toner transfer way. Or, if you have acces to
> positive sensitized boards and muriatic acid, print in transparencies and
> develop with muriatic.
> I do this last way and quality is enought to do tqfp chips.
> In another hand, you can send your design to an online pcb manufacturer
> like iteadstudio.
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> El viernes, 18 de enero de 2013, Hari Hendaryanto <hari.h@...>
> escribi\ufffd:
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>> hi,
>>
>> first of all, i'd like to thank to moderator for approving me joining
>> here :)
>>
>> my name is hari, i live in indonesia, jakarta, i work for
>> telecommunication company as system administrator engineer. my daily job
>> are maintaining servers.
>>
>> oneday my colleague showed propeller clock/text on youtube to me. I was
>> amazed, i began researching on how to make it. last thing i remember, i
>> put atmega module on cooling fan. LOL. succeed. but not fast enough to
>> prevent text from flickered. i need to make lighter mikrocontroller
>> module. i need to make custom pcb layout. that's why I ended up in this
>> group :).
>>
>> i know how to use eagle. make layout with it. pcb (or FeCl) are easy to
>> find here. the problems, chemicals such as positive 20 or dry film are
>> hard to find here (not mention it's also expensive for hobbyist) :(. I
>> need enlightenment on how to make simple, good quality pcb, anyway, one
>> of my components is is TQFP chip, this is the hardest part...i've read
>> some pages, but still haven't got a clue.
>>
>> need help/guide here :)
>>
>> thanks in advance
>>
>> regards
>>
>> PT.CITRA SARI MAKMUR
>> SATELLITE & TERRESTRIAL NETWORK
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>>
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