On Tue, 13 Jan 2004 20:49:17 -0000, pebo festus <mebo31@...> wrote: > i was just wondering if any one has tried putting water glass (sodium > silicate) in a printer cartarage, printing the traces, then expose the > water glass to carbon dioxide to make it harden, then etch, > i havent tryed it yet but will soon, i wiil put a dot on a pcb and (i > have some gas to corbonate beer with)and harden the dot.i will see if the > water glass will desolve in the etchant. am working on a repeater for > the ham club now and dont have time. if any one has tried this let me > know,so i will not have to reinvent the wheel. > mebo31 > i tried acrylic floor polish in a hp bubblejet (thermo-head). did not work. head gummed up instantly. try a piezo-based head only... i don't know if water glass is different in the result. I had no piezo printer so i never tried further... good luck... ST oh, jes, there is some company now making ink exactly for that, and heads for it too.... in the archives may be the link...
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] etch resist
2004-01-13 by Stefan Trethan
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