On Thu, 01 Jan 2004 18:37:08 -0000, mikezcnc <eemikez@...> wrote:
and the skin absorbs it and it is toxic (like everything, i know).
it also vaporises much quicker than laquer thinner, which is no advantage.
if you want i test the copier fuser i have if it works as well.
It is pretty predictable with the iron for me now, maybe a few boards
practice does the trick for you?
For me the "experience" wasn't that good, i was used to making the boards
with a tedious photo process, but i very like that it is so much easier
now.
> Stefan,me too. a full can vaporised through the CLOSED LID!
>
> Yes, acetone was etching into the fiberglass. Paint thinner? I'll try it
> and it probably doesn't smell as bad. I hate acetone!
and the skin absorbs it and it is toxic (like everything, i know).
it also vaporises much quicker than laquer thinner, which is no advantage.
>pressure repeatable... well, a laminator did the trick for some.
> The tracks are .015 ie 0.0281 which like you suspected: 0.4mm
>
> Do you know how I feel now, looking at that board? It would cost probably
> couple hundred bucks to have it done in an hour. I used to pay much more.
> The method is just incredible! Oh, how to get that pressure much more
> repatable and predictable?!!!!!
if you want i test the copier fuser i have if it works as well.
It is pretty predictable with the iron for me now, maybe a few boards
practice does the trick for you?
For me the "experience" wasn't that good, i was used to making the boards
with a tedious photo process, but i very like that it is so much easier
now.
>
> Mike
>