--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Adam Seychell <a_seychell@y...> wrote: > I've never tried electroetching, but I'm curious what the etch > uniformity is like for a simple (homebrew style) electroetching setup ? This idea has been sticking in my mind as well.. The lack of lateral forces (I assume) makes it attractive for low cost CNC. As to the uniformity, it pops into my mind that low voltage, high amperage would result in a very short, but powerful spark which would only remove the copper very close to the electrode. A higher voltage spark would jump farther and potentially vary more. That is not based in experience, but just an educated guess. I'm trying to hint for a small welder to show up under the christmas tree at the end of the year, but I wonder what I could experiment with before that on a very limited buget. Any suggestions? Old car battery? I could use a car battery charger... Wonder if I could kill my alternator by playing about with the jumper cables? <GRIN>
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Re: electroetching => uniformity ?
2005-07-04 by James Newton
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