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Had a lot of spare time this week, and I tried doing
some TT using normal paper (my stock of gelatin paper
had finished and doing 8/8 using mags never worked for
me..)

I knew what was gonna happen, but made a note that the
failure was onl due to the paper sticking more to the
toner than the copper.

That got me thinking - anyone tried to remove the
paper pulp using some chemical like bleaching powder
or something?

I am thinking, maybe some chemical which dissolves
cellulose but does not attack the toner or copper...

Anyone thought of, or tried this before ?

If doing this becomes feasable, then maybe I can
forget the stares I get buying end-of-month Playboys
and Maxims ;)


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Hi,
im new to this group and im from Australia.
I used Epson photo paper, and to separate the paper from the toner i
would soak it in warm water with some dish washing liquid for a few
minutes, then it would separate quite easily.

--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Kamal Shankar
<kbshankar2000@...> wrote:

>
> Had a lot of spare time this week, and I tried doing
> some TT using normal paper (my stock of gelatin paper
> had finished and doing 8/8 using mags never worked for
> me..)
>
> I knew what was gonna happen, but made a note that the
> failure was onl due to the paper sticking more to the
> toner than the copper.
>
> That got me thinking - anyone tried to remove the
> paper pulp using some chemical like bleaching powder
> or something?
>
> I am thinking, maybe some chemical which dissolves
> cellulose but does not attack the toner or copper...
>
> Anyone thought of, or tried this before ?
>
> If doing this becomes feasable, then maybe I can
> forget the stares I get buying end-of-month Playboys
> and Maxims ;)

From another one from OZ (where we don't have Staples). Can you be a bit more specific about the version or product number for the Epson photo paper?
Regards
John C

> -----Original Message-----
> From: loco_labs [mailto:burning_you@...]
> Sent: 29 June 2006 12:17
> To: Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Doing TT with normal paper
>
>
> Hi,
> im new to this group and im from Australia.
> I used Epson photo paper, and to separate the paper from the toner i
> would soak it in warm water with some dish washing liquid for a few
> minutes, then it would separate quite easily.

--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "John Craddock"
<John.Craddock@...> wrote:

>
> From another one from OZ (where we don't have Staples). Can you be

a bit more specific about the version or product number for the Epson
photo paper?

> Regards
> John C

I dont know the exact number because that was a while ago but what i
do now is take the file or a larger print and get officeworks to do
my print.
use their glossy photopaper, the thinnest one
and get them to set the darkness to about 70%

i usually bring a print which is 200% bigger and get them to shrink
by 50% so it becomes sharper and they charge too much to open files.

I dont make them often, but hope it helps

> > From another one from OZ (where we don't have
> Staples). Can you be
> a bit more specific about the version or product
> number for the Epson
> photo paper?
> > Regards
> > John C

Hmmm... not much interest in doing TT with normal
paper I see... people seem to like inkjet glossy paper
very much ;)

Actually, TT can also be done using Acetone ! But that
requires artictic skills...

Anyways, have anyone tried Cellulase enzymes on normal
paper ? It works like a charm !

But there's a slight non-tehcnical disadvantage...


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