Rob:
Yes, I've used it for a while. It works fine.
To avoid laser printer roller drum damage be sure keep the copper edges
down. I have used Scotch tape but high temperature polyimide tape is the
best. Also use a fully charged toner and set the contrast up for the
best resist action.
This stuff works much better than the iron-on stuff - that is too low in
resolution and smears easily.

- Wayne Foletta
BMI - Saratoga, CA

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> From:         Rob Zitka[SMTP:robzs@HICOM.NET]
> Reply To:     pic microcontroller discussion list
> Sent:         Tuesday, January 27, 1998 8:28 PM
> To:   PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject:      New PCB etching technique...
>
> 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
>