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etcher
can this be made into one?
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Couple of problems:
The voltage scale shows a huge range of voltage but I don't see a way to control the output. Volatge range goes far too high for an etcher. 12 to 25 V is on mine, maybe some might be double that but more than that would burn the edges of your images. It's only DC, you need both DC and AC to make an etch.... |
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Oh okay. I was just wondering I bought this for ten dollars at a garage sale. Thanks anyway
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Etching machines are very basic. Here is what you need to think about.
At the business end of the wires (ground and etching pad) You need 12V-25V and a couple of amps. You need to be able to get that in AC and DC. That's it. It does not matter if you get that with a little transformer or with a nuclear power plant. I have seen many people buy things they cannot use trying to get a cheap setup. That is fine as long as you understand the goal. I personally get some pretty outrageous questions about this topic but like most other things, if you know the goal, there will be many different ways to get there. |
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perhaps it might make a better anodizer for Titanium ?
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