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Solid State Amplifiers => Amplifier Discussion => Topic started by: flester on June 07, 2020, 05:05:01 AM
I have not yet tried to make PCBs but this looks interesting
https://www.hackster.io/news/print-instant-circuits-from-an-inkjet-with-silver-tape-743962a056ef
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Nice.
That may be the answer to the Roland EP-7 ribbon cable failure fiasco.
Great share, this is very exciting and would be VERY useful for home use/fabrication of prototypes! I could print out a board that I just designed and have it put together in the same day! :dbtu:
Probably expensive but should get cheaper over time
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Also we can use lazer printers to print the toner onto a piece of "heat-transfer paper" which is, technically, the "oily" bottom layer of stickers. Print on the oily side, use a clothing iron at 200 degree centigrade without steam to melt the toner to the copper-plated raw boards, cool it down, peel the paper away, and throw the board into the solution of iron chloride.