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Many thanks, I didnt mean to Hi-Jack the previous thread. The UK distributors don't appear to have the "reactive foils" you describe.
You need to use magazine paper, there's no need to waste your money!
Harvey,
Please don't take posts with a smilie quite so seriously.
I agree that using an iron isn't easy. The problem is applying pressure to all parts of the board which needs to be done regardless of what paper you use.Most people have trouble using a clothes iron and paper on hand.
I agree that using an iron isn't easy. The problem is applying pressure to all parts of the board which needs to be done regardless of what paper you use.
I agree that a laminator is probably a worthy investment if you do a lot of boards.
Pulsar sell a laminator specifically for toner transfer, is it any different to a normal laminator?
I'll reply to the other parts of your post in the other thread.
https://www.electro-tech-online.com/threads/toner-transfer-release-agents.95079/#post763967
Pulsar sell a laminator specifically for toner transfer, is it any different to a normal laminator?
It is just a normal laminator made by GBC (model H65 in the UK at least). I bought one second hand from someone else, they aren't exclusive to Pulsar at all.
The apparent difference is that it uses rollers to compress the media as it travels through.
But.. having said all this, I've still not got a successful board from the Pulsar method. User error gets me every time
Always got to be somebody who finds a way..
We have been over all the obvious things. If we can get a web cam going we may find the problem. If that does not work we will get Frank in the loop.
The problem is the toner is not sticking to the copper. The normal suspects are lack of heat and the copper surface/shape.
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