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Side two for TPS61090 pcb.
11/02/2019 at 02:51 • 0 commentsDidn't give enough clearance on some of the pads. Had to get creative to insulate them from the rest of the copper. That was fun.
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Etching a PCB from a toner transfer made with the KC heat press combo reflow hot plate.
11/02/2019 at 02:48 • 0 commentsLearning to use the TI TPS61090; Made quicker and cheaper by creating the prototype myself. Used a solution of 2 parts hydrogen peroxide to 1 part muriatic acid. It etched so fast it was like watching frost melt off a hot window. Goodbye forever ferric chloride.
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Re-use cans for stencils. But how do I flatten the can nicely? With the KneeCol Kit for Ramps 1.4. That's right kids it doesn't just move 3D printers! It also creates up-cycling for your heap of aluminum drink cans!
10/31/2019 at 01:27 • 0 commentsTransfer to aluminum can material.
a bit of marker editing.
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Try number two at PCB. Bottom side.
10/30/2019 at 03:46 • 0 commentsTry number two at PCB. Bottom side.
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Try number two at making a pcb. Top side.
10/30/2019 at 03:45 • 0 commentstoner transfer result.
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An end point for a half baked idea. Made using the RAMPS 1.4 knee and column press kit.
10/30/2019 at 01:44 • 0 commentsArtificing: A small copper and aluminum golem that doubles as a solder paste stencil for a failed PCB design. Our mistakes rewarded with art.
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A short video to show the smd soldering capabilities of the machine.
10/22/2019 at 01:09 • 0 commentsHere you can see me doing rework on one of my other projects.
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Knee Column Ramps 1.4
10/19/2019 at 02:55 • 0 commentsKnee Column kit for ramps in smd soldering heatpad.
Side view
toner transfer press configuration
transferring toner.
toner transfer
results of toner transfer.
Photo Addendum: Using MDF as a thermal barrier to slow down temperature loss through similarly conducting surfaces doesn't give you a good result!
Ramps 1.4 + Knee and Column kit
A simple machined 11 part kit for DIY PCB fabrication.
