gEDA-user: Quick and Easy solder mask creation

[Steven Michalske]

What rake angle are they applied?

Steve


On Apr 2, 2007, at 2:52 PM, Dave N6NZ wrote:

> professional hand-use sqeegees are very thin, very flexible  
> stainless. My expensive sqeegee is much less stiff than any of my  
> thin putty knives.  ***much*** less stiff than a mason's trowel.
>
> Steven Michalske wrote:
>> Run up to your local hardware store,  pick your self up a stiff  
>> trowel for tiles, its used to put down the adhesive/thinset
>> They are nice and stiff and have a good handle.
>> On Apr 2, 2007, at 11:57 AM, John Griessen wrote:
>>> Dave N6NZ wrote:
>>>
>>>> Yes, some of them look a little odd.  But... the title says  
>>>> "Quick and Easy"....
>>>
>>>
>>> How should we decide to break a solder paste mask into smaller  
>>> sections
>>> to "help them out"?   Larger than ____?  dimension?   I guess  
>>> this is for
>>> better squeegee results -- not needing a super hard edged  
>>> squeegee -- so the squeegee
>>> doesn't go too low over a large opening and leave paste mostly in  
>>> the edges -- too little paste.
>>>
>>> Right?
>>>
>>> John Griessen
>>>
>>>
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