Greetings Bengt
Hope you have a Happy New Year and as requested, I have put together a web
page of how my press is assembled.
This is a test unit so it is not "pretty", but so far appears to be
functional. I will be doing further testing soon.
You can see the write up at the below address:
http://ns1.dicomm.net/~axtein/PCB/PCB_Press.htm
It has worked in my browser so I hope it will in yours.
At 09:41 AM 12/31/2003, you wrote:
OLDER THAN DIRT
Country Bubba
(Actually the inventor of Country and Bubba)
In God We Trust
axtein@...
LaGrange, GA
http://ns1.dicomm.net/~axtein/dro
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Hope you have a Happy New Year and as requested, I have put together a web
page of how my press is assembled.
This is a test unit so it is not "pretty", but so far appears to be
functional. I will be doing further testing soon.
You can see the write up at the below address:
http://ns1.dicomm.net/~axtein/PCB/PCB_Press.htm
It has worked in my browser so I hope it will in yours.
At 09:41 AM 12/31/2003, you wrote:
>--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Art Eckstein <axtein@d...>Bubba
>wrote:
> > I thought about using the burger cooker, but couldn't find one at
>my local
> > thrift store. So I built a small press of my own.
> > I used a piece of "flexible heater" that I got from MSC and stuck
>it on an
> > aluminum plate.
>Hi Art,
>I´m interested to see how you did your *cooker*. I´m getting pretty
>tired of ironing as it is not so easy to get repetability.
>
>HNY wishes from Sweden
>
>Bengt
OLDER THAN DIRT
Country Bubba
(Actually the inventor of Country and Bubba)
In God We Trust
axtein@...
LaGrange, GA
http://ns1.dicomm.net/~axtein/dro
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