Homebrew PCBs

Have heard and seen a picture or two of a toner transfer laminator 
made from a lazor printer fuser. Any details on this conversion??

On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 06:33:52 +0200, aggie_672000 <aggie_672000@...>  
wrote:

> Have heard and seen a picture or two of a toner transfer laminator
>
> made from a lazor printer fuser. Any details on this conversion??
>
>


basically you add a temperature controller, a motor, and modify if needed  
to allow thicker boards.

ST

At Tue, 28 Mar 2006, aggie_672000 wrote:
>Have heard and seen a picture or two of a toner transfer laminator
>made from a lazor printer fuser. Any details on this conversion??

If you search this group's message archive
for "laser fuser" - no quotes -
(rather than the 2 spellings you tried above ;-)
you will find several discussions of mechanical
and electronic aspects of modifying fusers.

Might work in a Google or Google groups search
too, but my attempt was a little disappointing
(too much discussion of laser printers)
so it probably needs some extra terms to
refine the search.


Regards, LenW
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On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 at 04:33, aggie_672000 wrote:
>..toner transfer laminator made from a lazor (sic)
>printer fuser. Any details on this conversion??

Here's one I Googled earlier (but couldn't
remember where I saved the URL :-)

http://www.storm.ca/~rheslip/pcbfuser.htm
"PCB Fuser for Toner Transfer Artwork"
(salvaged LaserJet printer fuser unit
"it works beautifully on thin (.015") PCB material")


Regards, LenW
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