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==== Toner Transfer ==== | ==== Toner Transfer ==== | ||
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The traces are laser-printed in reverse onto some sort of glossy paper (e.g. magazine or photo paper), then transferred to a copper-clad board using a hot clothing iron or t-shirt press. The traces transfer to the board and act as an etch-resist. | The traces are laser-printed in reverse onto some sort of glossy paper (e.g. magazine or photo paper), then transferred to a copper-clad board using a hot clothing iron or t-shirt press. The traces transfer to the board and act as an etch-resist. | ||
+ | [[http:// | ||
Issues: | Issues: | ||
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* Huge. | * Huge. | ||
* May be difficult to modify to accept copper-clad. | * May be difficult to modify to accept copper-clad. | ||
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+ | ==== 3D Printer ==== | ||
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+ | __Doesn' | ||
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+ | Single layer of plastic laid down as etch resist. Laying down conductive material may soon be an option. | ||
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+ | Issues: | ||
+ | * Accuracy. Print heads tend to be at least 0.35mm. | ||
+ | * Plastic shrinkage. | ||
+ | * Will not stick to copper. | ||
===== Mechanical ===== | ===== Mechanical ===== | ||
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==== CNC Milling ==== | ==== CNC Milling ==== | ||
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Issues: | Issues: | ||
- | * Extremely inaccurate. | + | * [[http:// |
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