I use semitransparent thick drafting sheets (what you used to draw on
before cad software) in a laser printer. For thick sheets and thin
traces it is important to print on the side of the sheet that is
touching the PCB so for one of the sides you need to mirror the
print.

/Ruben


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> On 24/07/14 00:12, Mike Harrison wrote:
> > Laser print onto tracing paper - needs to be as heavy gauge as you can =
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