| ??? 10/31/02 07:51 Read: times |
#31726 - RE: blacklight for uv exposure.. |
One for the road ....
VERY Cheap AND very good results. When you printout your designed board twice on two transparent sheets, you can use both to get a very high contrast. A handy tip : make your second sheet a little bit smaller than your first(cut the edge). And tape them together to have a good alignment. Extend your exposuretime and look at the results. This works better cause your printer cannot print twice the same 'pinhole-faults'. Remember to print-out both at the same time, and same orientation! Cause printers do have a high XY-instability. Best Regards. |
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| RE: blacklight for uv exposure.. | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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