hi all,
quick question: which would be the right paper to use to do circuit
transfers to pcb’s?
thanks for the help. 
cheers,
const
Constantine,
I have found through experience that 120GSM matt coated paper works the
best. Some people claim glossy magazine paper works well but I haven’t
found this to be the case.
Good Luck
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quick question: which would be the right paper to use to do circuit
transfers to pcb’s?thanks for the help.
cheers,
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cheers alex,
will try that out. also, did anybody try using acetate to rub the toner off
the paper rather than using heat? would this work, too?
constOn Wednesday, 23 April 2014 21:48:24 UTC+1, Alexander Lang wrote:
Constantine,
I have found through experience that 120GSM matt coated paper works the
best. Some people claim glossy magazine paper works well but I haven’t
found this to be the case.Good Luck
Alex
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Not quite sure what you are meaning using acetate to rub the toner off…I
think it only responds to heat…
Try it and let me know!
Cheers
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cheers alex,
will try that out. also, did anybody try using acetate to rub the toner
off the paper rather than using heat? would this work, too?
constOn Wednesday, 23 April 2014 21:48:24 UTC+1, Alexander Lang wrote:
Constantine,
I have found through experience that 120GSM matt coated paper works the
best. Some people claim glossy magazine paper works well but I haven’t
found this to be the case.Good Luck
Alex
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cheers,
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hi alex,
and the answer is: it doesn’t work with pcb’s.
though it does work with paper well. have a look at the photo:
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-XhfR2D-ZK4Y/U1piTsU19LI/AAAAAAAAAbQ/3E3e-HRlvRc/s1600/DSC_0024.jpg
i was using some paper towel wet with acetate and used it to rub the toner
off the paper. the paper will absorb this toner, not the copper though.
similar to heat, the acetate will dissolve the toner’s glue momentarily. i
guess the copper is not absorbing enough, hence the actetate method doesn’t
work.
anyhow. it was worth a try though.
bests,
constOn Thursday, 24 April 2014 13:08:27 UTC+1, Alexander Lang wrote:
Not quite sure what you are meaning using acetate to rub the toner
off…I think it only responds to heat…Try it and let me know!
Cheers
Alex
On 24 Apr 2014 13:05, “Constantin Popp” <constan...@gmail.com<javascript:>> wrote:cheers alex,
will try that out. also, did anybody try using acetate to rub the toner
off the paper rather than using heat? would this work, too?
constOn Wednesday, 23 April 2014 21:48:24 UTC+1, Alexander Lang wrote:
Constantine,
I have found through experience that 120GSM matt coated paper works the
best. Some people claim glossy magazine paper works well but I haven’t
found this to be the case.Good Luck
Alex
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cheers,
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