Hi again.
(Hm, this maybe should have been marked as "[AD]:"...)

Check http://w1.121.telia.com/~u12103129/ and the pages
"PCB Laminate" and "Carbide Drills" to see what I'm beeing
able to get my hans on so far.

On the laminates I decided on $5.00 each for 9" x 12" sheet.

Tomorrow (Monday) I'll take a last tour to the site and check
what's left of the laminates. All laminates > 0.8 mm has been
sold already, but there are a lot of thinner materials.

I'v made a few test with the 0.50mm/35my material that I have now.
I used Press-n-Peel, and just eteched the second side away.
I have some problems with my old HP LaserJet 4+ not printing
black enough "black". And I *think* my wifes iron doesn't get
hot enough...

Anyway, I thought about getting some real thin material, 0.1mm
or 0.05 mm. It's flexible as thin paper. I don't think it's "real"
flexible PCB material, but could be fun to play around with anyway...
It comes in both 35 an 18 my variants.

And maybe some more 0.5 mm and/or 0.8 mm (actualy 0.77 mm)
laminates. I'll see..

Jan-Erik.

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