We've just updated our inventory with some more useful gear, check out the latest additions to our products page. A large quantity of Ferric Chloride etchant will also be arriving from Turkey within the next few weeks, we'll be selling them in small 100gram packs (makes 200mL of etchant) for easy purchasing.

For those that don't know, we have a satisfaction guarentee on all our products (except the cheapshit flux!) - If you find a cheaper price elsewhere or if you're generally unhappy with the gear you've purchased, please contact us for an immediate resolution.

-PodeCoet

We now stock Kapton® polyimide film and HD44780 LCD modules!

There's also an unofficial cameo tutorial on Kapton Masking (also lightly touching on drag-soldering) viewable here. I haven't had the chance to correct potential grammatical and graphical errors yet due to a high workload, so please be gentle.

Purchased some "AMTECH" RMA-223-UV Paste Flux from EBay or DealExtreme? So did we! Actually, we bought a whole bundle of them. As it turns out, life's not all farts and rainbows. We ended up with a stack of fakes and decided to do some more research into the issue --

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Another new addition to the store, Silver Plating Powder by Cool-Amp Conducto-Lube, USA. The smallest quantity they sell is a 4oz jar which is excessive for most homebrew enthusiasts, so we've obtained permission from Cool-Amp directly to re-distribute the compound in small sampler vials, making it cheap enough for everyone ;)

Each vial contains enough compound to plate roughly five moderately-sized double-sided PCBs. You simply apply a small amount of powder onto a very slightly dampenned paper towel, rub the compound onto your PCB artwork quite hard, then voila, Instant silver plating!

The current asking price for each vial is $4.95, and are available now for immediate dispatch via our products page

Part two of my homebrew C/D Welder (and discharge cutter) article is finally underway. The schematics and Bill of Materials have been uploaded prematurely due to massive demand and the rest will follow over the next few days. Be sure to check back regularly for updates

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A complete guide (with nearly 50 images!) to creating brilliantly detailed PCBs from home using PulsarProFX products (or pretty much any toner-transfer product out there, with the associated loss in detail) - Makes use of the previous SuperFuser hack in place of a t-shirt press or clothing iron.

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