Hi all,
Not a pedal demo as such, but pedal related. I've just finished uploading this tutorial video. It details the steps i take when i etch PCB's. It's a straighforward process, and if you arent etching and want to see how its done, you should check it out.
Thanks and i hope you like the video.
Paul
http://youtu.be/DBq1QKY5beQ (http://youtu.be/DBq1QKY5beQ)
Great vid... nice one! :)
Thanks nzCdog!
I've uploaded part 2 (of 2) of the etching tutorial videos. It has some information on how to drill / test / clean the board. Probably not as informative as the first video, but thought it might be useful to people who are new to all this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcM6Ll7Og30&list=UUGhzS1GbX-yxyBrUJtnUMoA&index=1&feature=plcp
Paul
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Thanks for the compliment snz! hope you find the information usefull.
Paul
Thanks for posting! Finally i know how to use ammonium persulfate. I've always asked myself why it was soo slow in etching :)
Besides, my transfer procedure with magazine paper and iron really sucked! So i decided to build a bromograph, using the lamps of a mosquito killer :D. Your tutorial is really good! It teached me a lot of little but important tips! Thank you again! :)
Np Grenidizer! Glad you liked it and let me be the first to welcome you to the forum ;-)
Paul
Great tutorial! Thank you.
Great tutorial! I've attempted to use magazine paper before and now realize the reason it didn't work was I tried to run it through by itself. Next time I'll try attaching it to a regular piece of paper and give it a try. The PNP is easier with some steps but I'd rather save the $$ and this method seems to work really well.
Quote from: bigmufffuzzwizz on May 08, 2012, 11:29:33 PM
Great tutorial! I've attempted to use magazine paper before and now realize the reason it didn't work was I tried to run it through by itself. Next time I'll try attaching it to a regular piece of paper and give it a try. The PNP is easier with some steps but I'd rather save the $$ and this method seems to work really well.
Cheers man!
I've been doing this method for probably close to 5 years now and i always get surprisingly good results! Probably couldnt use it for fine / high res layouts, maybe smd, but i've never had any normal guitar pedal layouts stuff up on me (so far). you can also fix up small errors with a permanent marker, doesnt happen very often but the options there.
That was the first problem i had. I was putting the mag paper through the printer on its own and the printer rollers just kept crushing it up. A piece of copy paper on the back fixs that!
Like a say to my wife, the "womens weekly" is my favourite magazine :D
Good luck!
Paul