I was just out looking for a laminator for this very purpose. Any
reccomendations? (make, model, cost, modifications?)

-Denny

> Congrats Robert! As further encouragement to those who haven't tried, it
> really isn't that hard...just be prepared to ruin a few boards getting
> your technique down. I still think the most valuable addition to my
> technique was using a laminator to transfer the toner.
>
> In any case, good luck with your testing. I hope that when you switched
> to dead bug you remembered to flip the components so they're still
> pinned correctly.
>
> Have fun!
>
> Josh
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> Robert Ussery wrote:
> > I
> > broke my only PCB drill while loading it into the drill press, so I
> > converted the board to SMT (i.e., "deadbugging" all non-surface mount
> > components) at the last minute. I have yet to try the board out, but it
> > looks pretty good. Cool, huh? Now on to re-design my PC's motherboard!
>
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