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Project no longer maintained, was maintained by by Daniel Sikar ~/ dsikaratgmaildotcom. | Project no longer maintained, was maintained by by Daniel Sikar ~/ dsikaratgmaildotcom. | ||
To see how to etch PCBs at the LHS :[[ | To see how to etch PCBs at the LHS :[[Pcb etching instructions]] | ||
Note : see '''[[Pcb]]''' for other references | Note : see '''[[Pcb]]''' for other references | ||
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* Hammer & punch | * Hammer & punch | ||
* Drill & drill bits | * Drill & drill bits | ||
Recommendation from Imperial College Lab Technician: Do not use Tungsten Carbide drills bit with a long shank, they break very quickly. Instead use [http://www.rapidonline.com/Tools-Fasteners-Production-Equipment/Power-Tools/Drill-Bits/Reduced-shank-PCB-twistdrill-bits/30609/kw/0.8mm+drill High-speed twist drills with 2.35mm shanks] | Recommendation from Imperial College Lab Technician: Do not use Tungsten Carbide drills bit with a long shank, they break very quickly. Instead use these with a Dremel and drill press [http://www.rapidonline.com/Tools-Fasteners-Production-Equipment/Power-Tools/Drill-Bits/Reduced-shank-PCB-twistdrill-bits/30609/kw/0.8mm+drill High-speed twist drills with 2.35mm shanks] | ||
* Gloves (found under the sink) | * Gloves (found under the sink) | ||
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The chemicals can be returned to their respective bottles, and the small residue in the tubs used in the process should be rinsed out in the sink. | The chemicals can be returned to their respective bottles, and the small residue in the tubs used in the process should be rinsed out in the sink. | ||
Once spent, the Universal PCB Developer solution can be poured down the drain. The ferric chloride on the other hand, must be taken to a Harzadous Disposal Unit, or, [[ | Once spent, the Universal PCB Developer solution can be poured down the drain. The ferric chloride on the other hand, must be taken to a Harzadous Disposal Unit, or, deactivated according to this [[Projects/Deactivating a ferric chloride solution|method]]. | ||
== Real life example == | == Real life example == | ||
