Re: TI-H: pcb silkscreening

Re: TI-H: pcb silkscreening

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• Subject: Re: TI-H: pcb silkscreening
• From: Grant Stockly <gussie@alaska.net>
• Date: Sat, 22 Aug 1998 11:58:04 -0800 (AKDT)
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>On 1998.08.16, at 14:41, Greg Hill  wrote:
>
>>There have been a number of discussions about various ways to make circuit
>>boards and ways to do the actual design/layout, but I've never seen
>>anything about silkscreening or painting them green (forgot what that is
>>called) after the board has been etched.
>>
>>Does anybody know of an inexpensive way to do silkscreening? Kits,
>>techniques, etc?
>
>Well, you can use the same method as in making copper traces. Print the
>silkscreen on transfer paper, and the iron it to the board. Worked fine for me
>once.

Expensive though.  :\

• TI-H: pcb silkscreening
• From: Greg Hill <gregh@xmission.com>
• Re: TI-H: pcb silkscreening
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