I do my pcbs that way. I get the transfers for around R2 (around 0 in US$)

On Mon, 16 Apr 2001, you wrote:
> Hi, Piclisters !
>
> Wandering around the web I have found a site describing the
> way of transfering a PCB layout on a copper board by ironing
> on it a laser-printed sheet of paper with the circuit :
>
> http://www.fullnet.com/u/tomg/gooteepc.htm
>
> The procedure looks like very simple and cheap. Now the 1M$
> question : has any Piclister succeeded on preparing PCBs this
> way ? If yes (please, please, give me a yes !) what is the
> adequate paper for transfering the circuit drawing ? I'm
> affraid that in Spain it will be hard to find the "jetprint
> photo graphic image paper", so I'm wondering whether there is
> some substitute for this type of paper.
>
> Thankx !
>
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