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Best technique I ve ever seen, I will check if it works, thanks

do i need a laser printer for this to work? or inkjet will work too?

BEST METHOD YET!! Apart from exposing a board, this has been the most successful. You sound close to Formby..?? Info like this is priceless. Thanks again

It always amazes me when DIY people can't figure out a DIY tripod. They can turn lead into gold, but can't hold a camera still

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hello air is trapped after changing fuel filter. My car wont start (golf 6 2010). These cars dont got a bleed screw? I have to disconnect that same one you showing in the video?

Great video tutorial! It covers almost all the complex production processes in a simple and step-by-step manner. I have a new question: how should I proceed if I want to make a transparent PCB board?

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Well! I've tried and tried and tried and no way can I get this method to work🤨 should have spent the time using the photo resist film method. I realise some have had success but I tried different magazines, different strengths of acetone, different pressure on the paper, no result at at all - I give up as I'm just time wasting.

BUY A TRIPOD!!! The idea was great, your production , not so much... No music, better dialog, and something to hold the camera would probably triple your views. Definitely keep it up 🙃

Can I download your pcb file? and is it in correct scale? also, At 1:30 I don't understand this part. Can I just cut magazine paper in A4 size, put in the printer , then print it out?

Doesn't work (for me!) nail polish remover permiates through the glossy paper (sealed all round) soaks the board and the print disperses all over the board.

This is fantastic well done. All with one hand brilliant.

Hi Gareth, great video! Just wondering on the nail polish mixture used and is any lassr printer fine to use! Thanks for takjng the tome to show us all thid great method. Cheers, Darren

Did you use inkjet to print the traces to the paper and the magazine cutout?

How?! Very smart

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Great Technique

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Hi, this is exactly the same as with mine after changing the injector. Did you ever find a solution to this? Thanks

What is the ratio of alcohol:acetone?

Hi! Habe dein Video gesehen und bin ich davon beeindruckt. Ich habe eine Frage, denn ich bin Musikfan und Vintage Verstärker und oft ist es so, dass die PCB beschädigt werden und es gibt keine oder gar keine Ersatzteile und ist das möglich eine PCB für jedes beliebiges Gerät herstellen können, oder gibt es Firmen, die haben Muster und können solche Sachen herstellen?! Werde ich mich freuen für ein Info. LG aus Deutschland 👋

What did you do here? Mk6 tdi airlocked after changing the fuel filter

Note how the ink of the glossy page has also transferred, reinforcing the toner.

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Specializing in the production of PCB and FPC

What kind of printer is that?

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Good job, thanks! The only thing that I would like to change is the way you remove the laser printer ink from the board, since I believe that the steel wool can damage the little copper paths. Probably a specific solvent might be a better solution. Again thanks!

Hi did you use the Fusion .28 engine mounts to install the .28 engine ?

Awesome! Thanks so much!

I'm sorry but that a total LIE. This method is horrible, not realiable at all.

after a few imperfections, I'm now getting perfect results nearly every time. Total game changer! Thank you Gareth.

Brilliant work, I was about to buy thermal transfer paper to perform the etching, thankfully I saw this video I really appreciate you sharing this will definitely be trying it out today. That silkscreen method is really the cherry on top it's so well done.

I hate one hand video

11:21 ATWEGA ?? Love the tech. Thanks for sharing !

I have made single sided boards as your method , but used heat from an iron. Never have I thought by using acetate it would work the same. Takes a bit of time off , but never the less, fantastic !!

What is the minimum wire width you could achieve?

Is it normal printer? Or different one used for this purpose?

That's super cool way of manufacturing, bit slow but rending is great Thanks to show it Regards Jean-François

The printer used does it have to be laserjet or can it be done with an inkjet one?

How to fix it?

Large variation , what was the fix?

Was just about to buy a UV setup and photorest materials before I stumbled upon this video. Awesome method, thank you! 🙌

Well, I have done my first transfer from a glossy paper to the pcb. I used a test pattern from a site that I will put the link at the end. This test pattern has a lot of fine/thin lines and small smd pads. What I see is that the transferred ink to the pcb is much wider and would cause the shortages! So this is not going to work. So for people that figured it out maybe some insight what part I do wrong? What (and how) have I used: a glossy paper from a magazine, HP LaserJet 1020 (with a clone cartridge), nail polish remover, acetone free (the brand is CIEN, which is I believe a LIDL supermarket brand, with the following ingredients: Ethyl, Acetate, Alcohol Denat., Aqua, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Parfum, Benzyl Benzonate, Limonene, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Citronellol, Geraniol). I taped the glossy onto the pcb, soaked the glossy paper with nail polish remover and used gloves to rub with my thumb over the glossy paper. After some "good" rubbing for a few minutes I put that into water and soaked it for a few minutes, and could easily take the paper from the PCB. What I think is going WRONG is that by rubbing with my thumb I spread the INK sideways. I think I should use some other principle of applying the force. like some rubber/silicone roller or otherwise. Ideally some high vertical and EVEN distributed force. Any opinions welcome. Link to the PCB layout test patterns (I have used the top one): electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/23089/pcb-test-patterns-to-assess-etch-quality

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Hello, great patent, what kind of paper is that? are you printing on it? Regards Daniel

Hi, does somebody maybe know if this process would also work with Sodium persulfate instead of iron chloride? Thanks

Wow. Got to try this myself! Thanks