Pulse

[monkeyssj1]

Nice.

How do you do the transfer for the etch?

Chuck

The transfer seems like the most important part. I follow most of the suggestions people have offered out on the forum and its made the process really painless and thorough. High gloss photo paper with max ink density from a laser printer. I then use a clothes iron and heat the image on the surface gradually going from low to high heat over the course of about twenty minutes. I also use a wall paper roller to press hard on the image through the entire process. Heat, press, heat, press, etc. The roller is definitely a very essential part of the process.

[Jakes Dad]

Nice.

How do you do the transfer for the etch?

Chuck

The transfer seems like the most important part. I follow most of the suggestions people have offered out on the forum and its made the process really painless and thorough. High gloss photo paper with max ink density from a laser printer. I then use a clothes iron and heat the image on the surface gradually going from low to high heat over the course of about twenty minutes. I also use a wall paper roller to press hard on the image through the entire process. Heat, press, heat, press, etc. The roller is definitely a very essential part of the process.

So you scan the hand drawn image, reverse it and print on the photo paper?

Chuck

[monkeyssj1]

Not quite. I hand draw it and make potentiometer sides/words in reverse and then simply scan that image.

[Lubdar]

Looks pretty awesome!