News: PCB fuser for toner transfer etching

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We’ve covered the toner transfer method for creating
circuit boards before. Instead of using an iron, Rich uses the
fuser out of a laser printer to get consistent results. He wired a dimmer to the power supply to regulate the
temperature. The fuser has a built in thermistor, so you can read the temp using an ohm meter. For rate control he
built a stepper controller that connects to a parallel port. Using a simple program he’s able to control both speed and
direction.
[thanks Fredasp]
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