How to Make a PCB at Home | Heatless Toner Transfer Technique

This video shows a detailed, step-by-step and high definition tutorial for manufacturing PCBs at your home from scratch using heatless toner transfer method.
The entire manufacturing process utilizes cheap and easily available materials and thus can be accomplished without much effort. The guidelines appearing at the bottom of the video help understand each and every stage of the manufacturing process.
This PCB manufacturing tutorial is highly recommended for newbies, hobbyists and technology enthusiasts!
How to make a PCB using standard toner transfer technique:
• How to Make a PCB at H...

[@electronic7979]

Excellent

[@fuhadrock6370]

hey just apply the nail polish remover and place the layout... or do nothing...like rubbing or anything else...how much time I have to wait after placing the layout....

[@TinkerTwins]

Just apply the nail polish remover and place the layout. Wait till the nail polish remover evaporates/dries off; it will eventually evaporate due to the highly volatile acetone content (the time may vary based on how much you have applied). Please DO NOT disturb the PCB (by rubbing or anything else) while the nail polish remover is still wet as it may smudge the toner ink being transferred.

[@Sekhar_Home]

I tried with nail remover (not brand lakme) with magazine paper. But the track fully dissolve nd not get output result. Pls tell me how to do?

[@TinkerTwins]

We too have tried other nailpaint remover brands but most of the local brands are not up to the mark in terms of toner transfer for PCB manufacturing. Lakme is the only brand that has worked for us so far. P.S. we aren't advertising ;) You may experiment with different paper types and nailpaint removers and post a comment if anything else works for you. All the best!

[@purduephotog]

Which paper, if I may trouble you?

[@TinkerTwins]

It is called as "magzine paper" and is mostly available in professional printing shops.

[@Sekhar_Home]

Which paper u use

[@TinkerTwins]

It is called as "magzine paper" and is mostly available in professional printing shops.