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:grin: finally after years of torment and 15 prototypes i got one to work
with no buzz or noise or flames , heh
with no buzz or noise or flames , heh
asm
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need more pics.
nice photography, if thats your site, very nice too.
please put a transparent movie clip with the link behind the text in flash though, rather than only making dynamic text hittable. frickin annoying trying to click on tiny slivers of text to get a link in 1600x1200
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nice photography, if thats your site, very nice too.
please put a transparent movie clip with the link behind the text in flash though, rather than only making dynamic text hittable. frickin annoying trying to click on tiny slivers of text to get a link in 1600x1200
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> tryng to figure out how to post images hmmmmm
Use a standard (preferably correct) file extension.
Wrap the URL in tags like this:
Personally, I'm not comfortable with images 2,000 pixels wide on my little 17" monitor.
Use a standard (preferably correct) file extension.
Wrap the URL in tags like this:
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[IMG]http://driprecords.com/ghettocomp.jpg[/IMG]Personally, I'm not comfortable with images 2,000 pixels wide on my little 17" monitor.
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cool thanks , still testing it , giving it the" i hope it' doesn't ignite" leave on test
tring to learn what a good size for images are , windows automatically
resizes them for me , so i was'nt sure.
asm
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NICE!
man ive never seen such sharp traces in a homemade etching system.
major props, and nice screenprinting setup. i made my girl (fashion designer) a 50" uv table to print yards of fabric. what are you using to expose?
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man ive never seen such sharp traces in a homemade etching system.
major props, and nice screenprinting setup. i made my girl (fashion designer) a 50" uv table to print yards of fabric. what are you using to expose?
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250 watt photo flood / laser transparancy and a 1/2 piece of plexi over the top whilst exposing / and placing a piece of black fabric underneath the sensitized screen
the emulsion is speedball diazo / and the silk is the sythetic fine stuff(art store)
usually only takes 12 minutes @ aprox 14 inches(the light hieght)
to expose .
i chose silk screen because if this board worked out ,
i wanted to silk screen a sheet of silver with a resist and make a pure
silver circuit board (using feric nitrate etch) and a blank glassepoxy board.
the emulsion is speedball diazo / and the silk is the sythetic fine stuff(art store)
usually only takes 12 minutes @ aprox 14 inches(the light hieght)
to expose .
i chose silk screen because if this board worked out ,
i wanted to silk screen a sheet of silver with a resist and make a pure
silver circuit board (using feric nitrate etch) and a blank glassepoxy board.
asm
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nice.
and where do you plan on finding colored epoxyboard? please tell me cause i searched for days and found nothing. (i hate the typical green, probably like you)
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and where do you plan on finding colored epoxyboard? please tell me cause i searched for days and found nothing. (i hate the typical green, probably like you)
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i thought id probably just have to use raw epoxy and fibreglass
ergo :Bondo fiberglass and epoxy patch kit :grin:
then go get a sheet of silver @the jewlery store and salther it with the
expoxy and the fiberglass sheet , then clamp and compress in a vice
jig , deal , heh
more then likely ill resurch the actual epoxy , but i find in the process ,
that adding a dye to the epoxy wouldt hurt
ergo :Bondo fiberglass and epoxy patch kit :grin:
then go get a sheet of silver @the jewlery store and salther it with the
expoxy and the fiberglass sheet , then clamp and compress in a vice
jig , deal , heh
more then likely ill resurch the actual epoxy , but i find in the process ,
that adding a dye to the epoxy wouldt hurt
adrianh
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I see West Penn #291 wire in the box.
