Homebrew_PCBs

Hi all,

throught the years, I've tried all the methods of homemade PCB and
the best and simple way is to use the precoated PCBs. I was really
amazed by the results of this technic. All of the laser transfer is
really a waste of time and effort when the photoresiste is so simple
and clean.
I didnt even use any special lamp but just a regular 100w table lamp.


Zohar

zohar_golan wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> throught the years, I've tried all the methods of homemade PCB and
> the best and simple way is to use the precoated PCBs. I was really
> amazed by the results of this technic. All of the laser transfer is
> really a waste of time and effort when the photoresiste is so simple
> and clean.
> I didnt even use any special lamp but just a regular 100w table lamp.
>

I agree with all the above. Once you learn how to make good
photomasks, the photomethod is by far the best way to go. It
seems the more equipment and tooling you have for making PCBs the
more reliable and repeatable it becomes.

Adam

On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 17:03:14 +1100, Adam Seychell
<adam_seychell@...> wrote:

>
>
> zohar_golan wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> throught the years, I've tried all the methods of homemade PCB and the
>> best and simple way is to use the precoated PCBs. I was really amazed by
>> the results of this technic. All of the laser transfer is really a waste
>> of time and effort when the photoresiste is so simple and clean.
>> I didnt even use any special lamp but just a regular 100w table lamp.
>>
>
>
> I agree with all the above. Once you learn how to make good photomasks,
> the photomethod is by far the best way to go. It seems the more equipment
> and tooling you have for making PCBs the more reliable and repeatable it
> becomes.
>
> Adam

please not again.
We all know the photo method, thanks for mentioning.

st