Step 4: FINISH !!!
FINISH!
I want to give special thanks to Yves Usson for allowing me to use his PCB design in this instructable.
The PCB shown is for a Quadrature LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator) from his amazing modular DIY synth -
The Yusynth at http://www.yusynth.net !
Check it out! It's amazing!
I hope this technique will help you produce perfect pcbs every time, faster, and with less work!
It sure does for me! I can make a dozen PCB's in FAR less time than it takes me to make ONE with the heat transfer/toner method!
I want to give special thanks to Yves Usson for allowing me to use his PCB design in this instructable.
The PCB shown is for a Quadrature LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator) from his amazing modular DIY synth -
The Yusynth at http://www.yusynth.net !
Check it out! It's amazing!
I hope this technique will help you produce perfect pcbs every time, faster, and with less work!
It sure does for me! I can make a dozen PCB's in FAR less time than it takes me to make ONE with the heat transfer/toner method!
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May 17, 2013. 12:05 AMReply
Firstly cudos! I'm really likin this method. Secondly, would it be possible to simply cut away the vinyl around the pads and leave the rest therefore creating a type of solder mask on the board? Maybe by using a high temp vinyl so that it doesn't melt when an iron is near to it?
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