Homebrew PCBs

> > the two seperate images on two pages.  Then tape 3 sides of the 
pages
> > to form a "pocket".  Then slip in the board into the pocket, and 
the
> > tape acts as "stops" to aid in lining up the two images.

> well, i tried it with gluing both sheets of paper to a strip of pcb 
at the 
> edge.
> then slide the board in against that pcb and feed. i used that 
metod with 
> UV optical
> exposure. didn't work that well with TT.
> I will try the 3-sides pocket next, thanks.

I don't find I need more than 1 side bound.  I make a .5-1" boarder 
on 1 side with a glue stick.  You only need to keep the paper from 
shifting from its registration marks long enough for the 
laminator/fuser to tack down the toner.

About the question of the brass, the method should work as expected.  
Look for a laminator with spring loaded rollers --they should do a 
better job than those with fixed roller positions on different 
material thicknesses.