> Doing inkjet prints and UV-transfers is a good option.
>
> What you need:
> - Inkjet transparancies
> - Boards coated with positive photo-resist
> - developer (NaOH)
> - etchant (Na?? you have this already...)
> - UV source.  (If you live in a place with direct sunlight it will be
> freeee!)

        FWIW regular fluorescent lights work very well for this sort of thing. Only
need about 10 minute exposure (or less) for the boards I use. TTYL

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