> > My troubles only apply to the component print layer on the etched > side of the board. I can get a nice clean print on an all copper > area, and it works fine on a no-copper area, but near an area with > traces it doesn't transfer well at all. I'm pretty sure this is due > to the unevenness of the area preventing the toner from making > contact evenly and I don't expect that it's "fixable". > try a soft material between the pcb and iron. a big pad of silicone thermal conduction rubber would be perfect but i think a piece of soft cloth would work too. you propably need to heat ot longer. if you have a clothes press (such a ugly big thing which you can use instead of a iron.) (sorry, correction, this is only to be operated by a woman says the manual on the first page so most likely you don't have one - ask around) but these monsters have soft padding. maybe it would work. i may try it some time. probably you could get it very cheap, i can't imagine anyone wanting such a thing. regards st
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Consistency of TT (was TT for silkscreens)
2004-02-17 by Stefan Trethan