On Wed, 16 Jun 2004 18:24:49 -0000, cruizzer77 <atlantis7@...> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm thinking about building a spray etcher. This has been discussed > here before, but I haven't found an answer to my questions. I want > to build the centrifugal type so that no pump is needed. Can anyone > tell me how exactly these pick up the fluid at the bottom? Probably > a picture? And the other thing I need to know is what speed is > needed to spin the tube fast enough to spread the fluid. > > Regards > Martin > > the centrifugal force spews out the fluid through the nozzles, this creates a void inside the tube. you need to spin it rather fast i'd say, maybe 5000rpm or so i would guess. (assumption based on small units driven by 12V dc motors). I suggest adding "propeller blades" in the bottom of the tube if the pressure isn't enough. you could use the plastic blades of a small fan (pc fan, hairdryer, etc..). I find the probability of fine, highly corrosive, spray and mist not very appealing and i can wait... if i'm in a hurry i pay for it with hydrogen peroxyde. ST
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Spray etcher
2004-06-16 by Stefan Trethan
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