i recently spotted a post on producing a pcb by ironing on a laser printer image,i didnt dwell on it because i didnt have a laser printer , just picked one up for a tenner works great, but now despite a search i cant find the article anyone help? dougal ps just did a quick test with a farnell clear sheet and the image transferred to paper even without heat so looks good,
If you live in the US, I would suggest advanced circuits. They have a nice $33 / each deal. I prefer to spend more time designing rather than trying to build a PCB from scratch, as I used to when I was younger. Also, there are too many great surface mount parts to use these days that would be difficult to solder with a homebrew PCB. Steve
www.4pcb.com or www.33each.com Catch is, they make you buy 4 and they 'give' you one for free. You're supposed to pay 50$ if you have multiple boards on the 60 square inches, but I just 'trick it out' so that it looks like one big pcb. Good old superfluous traces Steve
If you are not in a hurry, Batch PCB is one of the cheapest. It's by the sq. inch ($2.50) for single boards plus $10 setup. John