Avery 3276.  They are very transparent, full 8.5" x 11" sheets, and are=20
usually in the novelty-paper section of most large office/computer stores=
=2E  I=20
print right-side up, then peel and stick them to the board itself.  I've=20
found that for small boards, using transparencies and tape will most time=
s=20
leave tape marks etched onto the board, so these are great.

Cheers,
-Neil.


On Friday 22 August 2003 15:05, Colin Constant scribbled:
> For small boards, I'm using clear address labels.  I stick them to a pi=
ece
> of glass (have to be careful of bubbles) and clamp that to the board.  =
The
> labels are actually sort of translucent,  but it still takes only 3 min=
utes
> under my flourescent desk lamp.
>
> What size are your window decals?  And which side is the ink on?
>
> Colin
>
> >Best thing I've found is printing onto "Clear Window Decals" and stick=
ing
> >that
> >onto the PCB, then photo-etching.  But the resist-pen still has its pl=
ace,
> >and I would use that for very simple circuits, if I ever come across o=
ne
> >again.
> >
> >Cheers,
> >-Neil.
>
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