PCB Transfers

[saiello]

Hi All,
I'm looking for a cheap and easy way to transfer my circuit onto copper board. I'm using a piece of software that can print the tracks 1:1 on a printer. I'm aware of the various methods out there, photoboard+UV light, transfers, laser printer/toner method, etch-pen, etc. I came across a paper product that allows you to print a graphic using an inkjet printer and transfer it onto a T-shirt using an iron. Would this work? Has anyone has tried this?

Thanks,
Salvatore. 

[prateeksikka]

hi saiello.

i myself have not used it but have seen people using it.
this is a very compact and easy way of printing the circuits but i personally dont recommend it just because of the fact that i see a possibility of the tracks getting shorted down even if a bit of ink spreads specially if tracks are closely spaced.

[gogo2520]

Hello

  If you don't have a laser printer, I think the easy way would be to print it out on a inkjet then have it copied with a laser copy machine using office gloss paper.. Inkjet ink is water base and will desolve in water.
                                      have fun
                                      gogo

[mvs sarma]

Hi All,
........................... I came across a paper product that allows you to print a graphic using an inkjet printer and transfer it onto a T-shirt using an iron. Would this work? Has anyone has tried this?

Thanks,
Salvatore.