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Re: gEDA-user: PCBs using desktop inkjet
John Griessen wrote:
> DJ Delorie wrote:
>
>> I've thought of doing this with the 15 mil single sided blanks - etch
>> each layer separately, then glue them together. The problem is still
>> how to make efficient vias,
>
> Yep. putting via wires is tedious and not pretty.... and mini rivets
> would be sooo large. I think NC drilling followed by conductive
> silver-nitrate/ascorbic-acid via ink jet would be a decent
> prototyping/low-volume-production method..
>
> especially if you include inner layers.
>
> [jg]
> Awww... one layer at a time...
> This stuff isn't falling off a truck easy, you know... :-)
>
> John Griessen
I never tried it, but one could drill a hole, and then use a kolloid silver solution (is this the right term? It's called "Leitsilber" in german) to contact the layers. For very small holes perhaps with a syringe.
Stefan
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