Many different ways of doing things. I have never done a toner
transfer, but I'm guessing I can do finer traces with my printers.
But it really doesn't matter if it does what you need.
I actually don't make many pcb's, so what I like is that I can pull
the printer off the shelf, print the board and etch it. Works first
time, every time, very little materials needed - acetone, peroxide,
muriatic acid.
Mark
At 07:02 AM 4/2/2016, you wrote:
transfer, but I'm guessing I can do finer traces with my printers.
But it really doesn't matter if it does what you need.
I actually don't make many pcb's, so what I like is that I can pull
the printer off the shelf, print the board and etch it. Works first
time, every time, very little materials needed - acetone, peroxide,
muriatic acid.
Mark
At 07:02 AM 4/2/2016, you wrote:
>This is quite an achievement. Good job.
>Don't think I'll go that way though as I have honed single pass, double
>sided, registered toner transfers to a repeatable result.
>I can do an etched double sided board in about 20 mins.
>Ancel
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