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Has anyone home brewed a UV exposure box for making PC boards ?
I've got a couple of 8w UV tubes & a 0-30min timer and looking at pictures of commercial designs I think all I have to do is: 1. Mount the tubes & timer in a light proof box. 2. Fix a sheet of glass 1-2" above them to act as a flat mount for the photo sensitised PC board & photo master. 3. Fix a mask to the glass, blanking off all but a working area directly above the UV tubes. 4. Make a lid for the box & fit a foam pad inside it that'll press the PC board and master firmly down onto the sheet of glass thus stopping those sneaky photons from getting round the corners of the PC master. Is it as simple as this or am I missing something blindingly obvious ?? Is 1-2" a suitable spacing between the tubes & glass plate & will normal, thin, glass sheet be suitable ?? -- Dick GM0MNL Fra' Auld Reekie |
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