DJ Delorie wrote:
> Except that I *don't* drain it - that's the best part of CuCl is that
> it's air regenerated, there's NO waste at all. The copper in solution
> came from other boards I'd etched (you start with an HCl/H2O2 etchant
> and slowly convert it).
Right. If you do enough CuCl etchi
On Fri, 2009-01-16 at 11:04 -0500, Rob Butts wrote:
> Is it pretty much just following the pictures or is there some trick I
>should know?
>
Just follow the pictures, though DJ luck is much better than mine. I
have a laminator, etching tank and 4 litre bottle of enchant that I've
been trying
> That tin plate solution is really old or you didn't clean the board
> right ...
I just forgot to rinse it after plating, that's all. It works fine
all the other times.
> And worst is that old thing CuCl, you are buying copper to etch copper
> and drain twice the copper way.
Except that I
DJ Delorie wrote:
> My technique, as shown, is not really much different than what is
> documented online. You can read pretty much any toner-transfer
> description and follow along with my photos.
>
> Note, however, that I've switched to using photofilm and CuCl etchant,
> so I don't actually use
> I was wondering do you have written directions, not that the pictures aren't
> self explanitory, that go along with it? Or should I go by Direct Etch
> PCB's website? I thought I'd check before trying it.
My technique, as shown, is not really much different than what is
documented online. Yo
Is it pretty much just following the pictures or is there some trick I
should know?
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 10:57 AM, Ales Hvezda <[1]ahve...@gmail.com>
wrote:
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>
> I have the link to your pictures of you making a pcb at:
> [1][2]http://geda.seul.org/projects
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>
> I have the link to your pictures of you making a pcb at:
> [1]http://geda.seul.org/projects/djs_pcbs/
>
> I was wondering do you have written directions, not that the pictures
> aren't self explanitory, that go along with it? Or should I go by
> Direct Etch PCB's website? I
Hi DJ,
I have the link to your pictures of you making a pcb at:
[1]http://geda.seul.org/projects/djs_pcbs/
I was wondering do you have written directions, not that the pictures
aren't self explanitory, that go along with it? Or should I go by
Direct Etch PCB's website? I
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