Re: hobby double sided pcb's
- From: "Matthew Kendall" <mdkendall@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 20 May 2007 17:29:59 GMT
"samiam" <samiamSPAMTHIS@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote...
Just throwing this idea out there - I am actually going to try it
this week for a double sided LAYOUT
1. print 4 images on the laser printer
image 1=component side mirror
image 2=solder side
image 3=copper pour of the length of the board
image 4=copper pour of the length of the board
<snip>
You can eliminate 3 and 4 if you are careful.
Many years ago in my youth I made double sided boards one at home one side
at a time as you describe by floating the board on the surface of the
etchant. Ferric chloride has quite a high surface tension and it if fairly
easy to float the board on top of it. It is even possible to agitate it a
bit if you are careful. If it sinks, no matter so long as you fish it out
again quickly.
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