simple and economic.
look here:
Experimenting PCB board creation using a laser printer — LoonaWeb
and the video:
PCB using toner transfer method: video and comparison — LoonaWeb
look here:
Experimenting PCB board creation using a laser printer — LoonaWeb
and the video:
PCB using toner transfer method: video and comparison — LoonaWeb
It works well, this is how I get my prototypes built when I want to test a pcb layout. I use glossy inkjet photo paper, very cheap.
A big thanks to Tom Gootee (a member here) who has an excellent tutorial HERE.
I've been using this method for a while, pretty much following Tom's method to the letter with excellent results.
Some examples:
Bigger:
Small:
I have even used double sided boards to do the "silkscreen" in copper:
Fast, cheap, tons of fun! Try it today!
I've been using this method for a while, pretty much following Tom's method to the letter with excellent results.
Some examples:
Bigger:
Small:
I have even used double sided boards to do the "silkscreen" in copper:
Fast, cheap, tons of fun! Try it today!
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