Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Printer Is ACETONE a carcinogen
2017-02-02 by Harvey Altstadter
I am always blown away when I go into the Nail parlor that my wife goes to. The smell of acetone in overpowering. It doesn t seem to bother anyone that they
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2017-02-02 by Harvey Altstadter
I am always blown away when I go into the Nail parlor that my wife goes to. The smell of acetone in overpowering. It doesn t seem to bother anyone that they
2017-02-02 by John Marshall
Rob, I have found it useful to search the web for creditable, authoritative sources for questions like this. Wikipedia may not always fit those criteria, but
2017-02-02 by Stefan Trethan
No, acetone is not a carcinogen. It is similar to ethanol in toxicity, your liver can break down small quantities. ST On Thu, Feb 2, 2017 at 7:26 PM, Rob
2017-02-02 by Al Moyle
Acetone is the main ingredient in fingernail polish remover. On Thu, Feb 2, 2017 at 1:26 PM, Rob roomberg@ptd.net [Homebrew_PCBs]
2017-02-02 by Rob
I was told by a 70 year old chemistry teacher that I should avoid using ACETONE because ACETONE is definitely a bad ass carcinogen. any ideas here? I always
2017-02-02 by Harvey Altstadter
I did a search on toner density spray, to see what it is. From several sites that I found, unsurprisingly, that it appears to be a combination of solvents like
2017-02-02 by Kevin Byrne
I know how to accomplish all that is talked about using my printer a HP Lasarjet P2015dn but have one question if I may. Does anybody know of a tutorial for
2017-02-02 by Kamen Lilov
Here is my setup: * LaserJet 2100 - bought this refurb for about $80, including refilled cartridge * LaserJer has ethernet module (otherwise it s LPT only,
2017-02-02 by Rob
Cheap TRF experiment: http://www.learnmorsecode.com/laminator/trf/index.html
2017-02-02 by craigl2@...
Use your laser printer to make transparencies. When I was trying toner transfer to make PCBs I bought some Green TRF from the PCB Fab - in a - Box site.
2017-02-02 by Russell Shaw
... I m using the gutenprint driver in linux and can get high ink density on an epson Artisan 1430. Some types of settings can override each other preventing
2017-02-01 by Steve B.
I use the HP Laserjet 2300n printer with the yellow paper/heat transfer stuff and the black seems very dense to me. These have a good toner density setting
2017-02-01 by Jens Tunare
Hi Stuart, I have made PCBs with transparencies for many years. 20 years ago I made the transparencies with an HP color laser printer with good results. Then
2017-02-01 by Roland Harriston
Hi Stuart: I had essentially the same problem using a cheap HP Inkjet printer. My solution was to print my PCB images (artwork) on a good grade of tracing
2017-02-01 by lists
I m asking this on behalf of a friend I make my own PCBs by a photo process, which involves printing a transparency from the PCB artwork I ve created. Just
2017-02-01 by Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com
Monthly Reminder for Homebrew_PCBs list, please read: Messages and threads: Please do NOT start a new thread by replying to another message. Even if you change
2017-01-18 by Malcolm Parker-Lisberg
No good for high impedance or high voltage PCBs as it leaves a high resistance conductive film on the non track areas. It is OK for logic level boards, but
2017-01-18 by roylowenthal@...
If you want to tin plate existing copper tracks, there s an easy way: Roy
2017-01-18 by chuck richards
We could stop, but for some reason now I want to continue it. I wonder why that might be? ... From: Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com To:
2017-01-17 by Jean-Paul Louis
I agree with Rob, There are no stupid questions, only stupid answers sometimes. I do not understand why David want to stop this conversation. If he does not
2017-01-17 by Rob
I was asking a chemistry question here on HOMEBREW_PCBs because we have a number of VERY toxic processess that we use to etch PCBs and we often had chemists
2017-01-17 by Malcolm Parker-Lisberg
Why stop it, who knows where it may lead, even to a simple way of plating the copper tracks. Malcolm I don t suffer from insanity I enjoy it! Mene, mene,
2017-01-17 by David C. Partridge
Can we stop this off-topic discussion please
2017-01-17 by chuck richards
... They are great cells to make and to experiment with. As a young boy, I was at home in the basement making wet cells of all various kinds, while the rest of
2017-01-17 by Rob
I stumbled on this perfect answer: What Happens in a Battery if Zinc Sulfate Is Mixed With Copper Sulfate? by Serm Murmson Chemical reactions can generate
2017-01-17 by Rob
RE: Just because you find articles on the Internet, that’s not a proof of good engineering practices. There is a lot of garbage in the Internet, but there is
2017-01-16 by Jean-Paul Louis
Hi Rob, Beside having fun experimenting, what would be the use of such awfully low performance battery? the article claims high internal resistance and 0.25V
2017-01-16 by keith printy
I remember my younger days where we had a kit from remco called electro chemistry. They sold others also but they had containers,zinc strips and copper strips
2017-01-16 by Rob
Thanks for the link. What this says to me is that if I build this battery and seal it as the instructions described then its not a big toxic hazard waiting to
2017-01-16 by Harvey Altstadter
Rob, For a battery demonstration, stick to the lemon juice. You might want to stay away from the copper sulfate-
2017-01-16 by Rob
what is sulfate of zinc and acidulated water and saturated copper sulfate crystals ? Do we have any chemists out there? I found an old time article how to make
2017-01-12 by goofy_36@...
I didn t know Jameco had those kits. Looks like something to add to my shopping list. :) David
2017-01-11 by AncelB
Regarding the Apache 13P mod. kit: have a look here: https://hackaday.io/project/3363-apache-al13p-tl-320b-one-pass-pcb-toner-xfer regarding roller tensioning:
2017-01-11 by Kevin Byrne
I now have your pdf info and will buy ASAP the mod kit so I can get good results every time. Best wishes Kevin
2017-01-11 by K5ESS
And I forgot to paste the link. L https://www.jameco.com/Jameco/Products/ProdDS/2219461KitInstructions.pdf From: Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com
2017-01-11 by K5ESS
Also meant to say I use .063 board material. Mike N From: Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2017
2017-01-11 by K5ESS
I recommend that you buy this mod kit and install it. The instructions tell you the proper tightening of the screws. This kit may be available from other
2017-01-10 by kbyrne10@...
I just bought a Apache lam and have a question. I will be useing .063 or 1.58mm thick stock. The Pulsar pro site does not talk about thickness when turning the
2017-01-08 by Rob
YES They use a much thinner axle so it is possible to use those gears if you can drill out the hole or file it into a D shape. On 01/08/2017 04:37 AM, Howard
2017-01-08 by Howard Chester
Just a thought.......have you checked for gear sets from RC Model car and hobby robotics suppliers?
2017-01-08 by Rob
Yes... thanks for the tip. I concluded that if I did not find I perfect match there I would definitely find something close...or close enough. My interest in
2017-01-07 by Harvey Altstadter
Rob, Have you looked at the two ebay stores I posted a few days ago? Harvey ... Rob, Have you looked at the two ebay stores I posted a few days ago? Harvey On
2017-01-07 by Rob
I ran into this very same issue. I did not have any gear making tools here set up that could just knock out a metal gear and slip onto the motor D shaft. After
2017-01-07 by Harvey Altstadter
Rob, Unfortunately, knowing the spacing of the gear teeth is only the beginning of cutting gears. After I looked at the geargenerator website, I realized that
2017-01-07 by Rob
YES...better yet... IF YOU HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY This geargenetator.com script only runs on-line can NOT be stowed locally on your PC AND the reason I went to
2017-01-07 by K5ESS
Better yet: http://geargenerator.com/#200,200,100,6,1,0,0,4,1,8,2,4,27,-90,0,0,16,4,4,27,-60,1,1,12,1,12,20,-60,2,0,60,5,12,20,0,0,0,2,-563 Mike N. From:
2017-01-07 by Rob
How to mark a gear to cut teeth ....any size... any number of teeth http://www.learnmorsecode.com/gears/index.html
2017-01-06 by Donald H Locker
The capacitor provides a shift in phase of the excitation to one set of the motor s windings relative to the other windings. This provides a rotating magnetic
2017-01-05 by KeepIt SimpleStupid
In general with a synchronous motor, there will be two windings with a common which you can identify with an ohmmeter. The suggested cap causes a phase
2017-01-05 by K5ESS
The motor is built with a number of magnetic poles arranged around the stationary part of the motor (the stator) alternate poles are wound with the two