A similar, but I think easier tecnique, is to print on a special plastic
sheet "TEC 200", then transferring it to the copper side of normal PCD by
simply laying the sheet upside down on the copper and using heat and a
rubber roller to "press it over".
A friend of mine is using this technique.

You have to print using laser printer or photo copier.

In the Nordic Countries and Poland it can be obtained from Elfa, ph +46 08
7353535, artnr 49-516-38.
/Morgan O.

>Hi,
>
>I was wondering if anyone has tried (and been successful with) the PCB
>trace making method described in the November 1997 Electronics Now article?
> A laser printer was used to print the trace onto a piece of paper-backed
>flexible copper sheet.  The paper is then removed and the copper traces
>glued onto a piece of perfboard.  It sounded very promising (except for the
>possible damage to the laser printer roller drum) and I wanted to try it
>out for a new project.
>
>Please let me and the others on this list know what experiences you may
>have had.
>
>Thanks
>
>Rob
>
>
Morgan Olsson, MORGANS REGLERTEKNIK, Sweden, ph: +46 (0)414 70741; fax 70331
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