this is an interesting idea. Has anyone tried it? The bag should
stand up to the temperatures needed. It just remains to heat the
bag/board assembly. You could just iron the whole assembly though it
would be a sorry mess if you overshot the temperature. I wonder if an
infra-red heater bulb could do it?
--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Earl T. Hackett, Jr."
<hacketet@c...> wrote:
Bag", pull a vacuum and set the iron on it. That should generate much
more force (and much more unifom force at that) than you could ever
generate by hand.
stand up to the temperatures needed. It just remains to heat the
bag/board assembly. You could just iron the whole assembly though it
would be a sorry mess if you overshot the temperature. I wonder if an
infra-red heater bulb could do it?
--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Earl T. Hackett, Jr."
<hacketet@c...> wrote:
> If you have a vacuum pump (even a good shop vac or vacuum cleaner)you can put the board and the artwork in a Reynolds Aluminum 'Bake 'n
Bag", pull a vacuum and set the iron on it. That should generate much
more force (and much more unifom force at that) than you could ever
generate by hand.