Besides: You are not going to take a bath in the stuff! At most, you will have a few CC's out in the open, or a few eyedroppers' full. Per directions.. you are going to spread a VERY thin "emulsion" of the alcohol/solvent compound over the surface of the PC board stock, then a bit more on the paper backing once the transfer and the PC board are in contact. Very few of us (I would hazard a guess) make large numbers of PC boards that are larger then about 50 square inches. That might be a 4 inch X 5 inch board, or some similar aspect ratio. If you a doing stuff much/more/larger than that, you probably should start using one of the many Asian PC board fab houses that do good work, and have relatively short turn-around times. As mentioned before...........even boiling water can be very harmful. Regards. Roland F. Harriston, P.D.
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RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Heatless (cold) Toner Transfer for PCB making
2016-01-12 by rolohar@...