Blender Marker for PCB-making tips?

Started by PB Wilson, April 27, 2004, 07:53:16 PM

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PB Wilson

I was at the local art store and picked up an Eberhard Faber Design Art Marker, 311 Colorless Blender to make my own PCBs. I made some photocopies at the darkest setting and am going to try to use the blender marker. Anyone try this? I found a website that shows how (easy, or so it seems- just put the photocopy face down on the cleaned copper and rub the blender marker on the back which transfers the ink to the board) but I wanted to get some advice or tips from anyone who has done this before. Thanks in advance.

Gringo

I used to do a similar thing but rubbing the back of the photocopy with paint thinner. If done with photo paper, it's said to work quite well. You can iron it too.
Cut it large, and smash it into place with a hammer.
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