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Article #20831Making PC boards using transparencies
From: Greg Bell
Date: Tue, 21 Feb 1989 02:16
Date: Tue, 21 Feb 1989 02:16
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To all those who were interested in this:
A bit of an update: First, somebody E-Mailed me an excellent suggestion
that should be used if you're trying this method. After heating the PC
board/plastic, run them both under cold water for a few minutes. This
causes almost 100% of the toner to transfer to the copper!
Secondly, I have the pack of transparency plastic that I have found to be
good for this process. It has a green label with the word CHARTPAK on
it. It's called xerographic film, and this company's part number is
AFX25.
Greg Bell_________________________________________________________
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