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finally I have made my first pcb at home

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nightcatz

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hi,
Finally have made my own pcb at home thanks to nice link by gayan,and spl thanks to gary for this design,from now on I will be busy trying to make my own pcb design ....it is really helpful and the process of etching using ferric chloride with it heated really speeds up the process,my 2"x2" board is done in 30 min............i forgot to mention the process was speeded up after i added a little hcl(diluted)
 

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its clay coted paper.
usually u'll find it in costly magazines.when u touch it ,it felt smooth and shiny.
and don't go for very thick paper.will be little hard while socking.
 
I use magazine paper too; its the most cost effective stuff for the job.
 
i have been useing magizine paper also but its the kind that student is talking about (although i didn't know about the clay). the only problem is i only had one magazine and it wasn't realy a magazine,another words i can't just go buy one.you know of any magazines made with the whole book like this. it is well worth any extra money. i gues like specail editions and stuff
 
Try this post:
Electronic Circuits and Projects Forum
Circuit Simulation & PCB Design
new method to manufacture pcb at home
 
Sorry. I'll try to find only recent posts.
Please don't. It's bad practice. Members get annoyed at duplicate posts. You've already got a post in the relevant forum (Circuit simulation & pcb design). If it proves popular the Mods might make it a 'sticky'.
 
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