On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 3:30 AM, Phil@Yahoo <yahoo@...> wrote:
and you can keep your vanity "score" the same :-)
page or web page showing what you do? I'm especially interested in
how you get registration between the two sides right.
transparent to UV, and I've had good success with it. I just bought a
pad at the stationery shop. And just as for transparency, the
printing should go against the board.
You can read about my method with drafting paper here:
http://capnstech.blogspot.com/2011/05/playpause-making-pcbs-at-home.html
All the best!
Mitch.
>Switch to metric. You can stand a lot closer, your feet stay drier,
> do more than six feet. Now that I'm almost 60 (yikes!) well, you don't want to know.
and you can keep your vanity "score" the same :-)
> I make double sided PCBs with plated-thru holesI'd be very interested to read more about that, do you have a blog
page or web page showing what you do? I'm especially interested in
how you get registration between the two sides right.
> a side because of the distortion caused by printing laser transparencies.Have you tried printing on drafting paper? Drafting paper is
transparent to UV, and I've had good success with it. I just bought a
pad at the stationery shop. And just as for transparency, the
printing should go against the board.
You can read about my method with drafting paper here:
http://capnstech.blogspot.com/2011/05/playpause-making-pcbs-at-home.html
All the best!
Mitch.