DIY PCB Manufacture (Toner Transfer, Ferric Chloride, Liquid Tin) @DaveHuntMaker
DIY PCB Manufacture (Toner Transfer, Ferric Chloride, Liquid Tin)  @DaveHuntMaker
Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Here's a run through of the method I use for prototype PCBs. That's if I'm too impatient to wait for OSHPark or similar, or if I only need a few single sided boards. This uses photo paper in a laser printer to iron on the design, then Ferric Chloride to etch, and finally Liquid Tin to protect the final copper layer.
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DIY PCB Manufacture (Toner Transfer, Ferric Chloride, Liquid Tin)

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