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Shax said:Alignment aint the issue, neither is getting a decent layout... The PnP blue film seems to be extremely prone to leaving pits or missing areas on tracks. I clean the boards with wire wool, followed by a pcb cleaner block, and finally a good ole degrease with IPA and acetone (pure, not nail polish remover!!) mixed 50:50....
Shax said:Alignment aint the issue, neither is getting a decent layout... The PnP blue film seems to be extremely prone to leaving pits or missing areas on tracks. I clean the boards with wire wool, followed by a pcb cleaner block, and finally a good ole degrease with IPA and acetone (pure, not nail polish remover!!) mixed 50:50....
I am still surprised that people have this experience, I really don't know what the secret is. Seriously, I put very little effort in when I make my boards. I scour with scotch-brite until the board is uniformly clean, then wipe with isopropyl on a paper towel, and iron away. I'm NOT very careful and consistent while ironing, and yet my boards always come out great. I pretty much never get any pitting or broken traces, even though I'm using a cheap no-brand refilled toner cartridge in my printer that does tend to leave small pinholes on the printout. I've even used various iron temperatures and never noticed tremendous differences.Shax said:Alignment aint the issue, neither is getting a decent layout... The PnP blue film seems to be extremely prone to leaving pits or missing areas on tracks. I clean the boards with wire wool, followed by a pcb cleaner block, and finally a good ole degrease with IPA and acetone (pure, not nail polish remover!!) mixed 50:50....