Hi All,

Furthering the thread the other day talking about laminators, toner =
transfer
and so on...

I make my own pcbs for my DIY projects... I made a heath robinson UV =
box
from a 10" UV tube, some aluminium foil as a reflector, and a clippy =
photo
frame for the board, all mounted in a shoe box. I'm quite proud of it,
because it cost about =A38 (for the tube, I "scrounged" all the other =
parts)
and it works really well.

I laser print onto transparency at work. Unfortunately the toner =
density
isn't really good enough so I have to print two sheets and stick them
together and expose with both of them.

Anyway, for the most part my results are good. But I've not come up =
with a
method for getting a component layout print onto the board. I think =
this is
called the silkscreen, but correct me if I'm wrong (the typically white
print that marks where the components go). Has anyone ever tackled this =
in a
DIY scenario? I'd be interested to hear any ideas.

Jon

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