Making perfect PCB at home

Finished products • Video
I rarely use multi-purpose PCB. I usually make PCB from copper plate. It is beautiful, and works stably. Many team members often ask me how to make perfect PCB at home, so Today's video I will show you how to create perfect PCB from copper plate.
It consists of 8 basic steps.
Step 1: Cut the Copper Plate
Step 2: Clean the Copper Plate
Step 3: Transfer the PCB Print onto the Copper Plate
Step 4: Etch the Plate with FeCl3
Step 5: Remove ink with gasoline.
Step 6: Protect the PCB with turpentine solution
Step 7: Drill the PCB.
Step 8: Print the value of components (layer TOP)
All my projects are free, I design them on EAGLE 6.0. I uploaded it to Google drive. You need to use a web browser to download the file and open the file with winrar software (extract) on the PC. Open schematic file (.SCH) and PCB file (.BRD) with EAGLE software.
Hope you enjoy my videos and projects. Like, share and don't forget to subscribe to my channel. one more thing, thanks to everyone
Facebook group : bit.ly/CreativeElectronic
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#12Vto220V
#PCB

[@PhdHung]

Make PCB 2 layer perfect at home
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[@kevindavidchamorrovega5959]

What is the model of your printer?

[@trankhacquyet23]

Are you Vietnamese?

[@seasun9940]

@@trankhacquyet23: Homemade "102" => có 1 không 2 => chỉ có người VN mới chơi chữ kiểu số này :D

[@lurkingcorsa10]

Deleted... Bro

[@behnamazizi9470]

Your tools and stuff make me feel like I'm watching an apocalyptic movie.

[@PhdHung]

:D

[@Elfnetdesigns]

Well in some places that would not be to far off..

[@koppo5657]

[@Adam-tk4fm]

Very clever drill press design!

[@PhdHung]

thanks

[@PhdHung]

Finished products ua-cam.com/video/ksk0an3RUfQ/v-deo.html
I rarely use multi-purpose PCB. I usually make PCB from copper plate. It is beautiful, and works stably. Many team members often ask me how to make perfect PCB at home, so Today's video I will show you how to create perfect PCB from copper plate.
Facebook group : bit.ly/CreativeElectronic
#Inverter
#12Vto220V
#PCB

[@shoumikahmed6373]

Thank you very much.....

[@PhdHung]

thanks

[@anandkachale5187]

I have always used the glossy paper (not the same as you) but everytime failed to transfer the toner ink fully on the copper plate. Any suggestions? Does it have to do with the paper or the time and amount of heat applied during pressing it with iron. Please help

[@evergriven7402]

@@PhdHung I liked the video what was the rock you shaved off and mixed with the gasoline to make the terpentine ? Thanks

[@PhdHung]

Finished products ua-cam.com/video/ksk0an3RUfQ/v-deo.html
1500W inverter

[@batticha462]

Great, the PCB, the drill, the simplicity, every things :)

[@PhdHung]

thanks bro

[@diyexplorer8728]

Thanks for the step by step PCB making. Your designs were great!

[@PhdHung]

thanks bro

[@engineerkohat]

Wonderful creation. Great lesson on pcb manufacturing.

[@PhdHung]

[@tommyttk24]

So wonderful, in my company has many claim PCB to supplier. Your PCB very beautiful. Thank you for share.

[@PhdHung]

thanks

[@maninder1984]

Very detailed and well captured. Thanks mate and well done!

[@tubeforinsomniacs6157]

You ae the champ buddy, great job👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻

[@CRISCOL64]

you are by far the most talented man doing this PCB, I'm amazed with the final result, and your tools are from another world, I never would imagine to use a old PC fan to do a vibrator. 👏👏👏👏

[@PhdHung]

[@BootstrapParadoxd]

He made this in a cave, with a box of scraps!

[@jackstephens7222]

Iron man references on point

[@yusukeukikawa]

It make me smiles

[@impulserr]

Amazing job, great quality

[@scamper_van8470]

well thanks for sharing!!!
really appreciated!!!

[@PhdHung]

:D

[@princeedhwardhezmi6469]

Everybody is gangsta till this guy shows up with his drill press

[@oscill8ocelot]

Man, I am impressed with the work you can do with the tools you've made :3 Really leaves me with no excuse to start doing cool stuff too - if I don't have the tools, I should just make them. =) Great work!

[@PhdHung]

Thank you, this is mini PCB drilling machine ua-cam.com/video/-jVms_y1N7I/v-deo.html

[@narsingraokumbala6048]

Excellent workmanship

[@PhdHung]

[@adityamahajan2289]

This is really best, awesome...!!

[@PhdHung]

thanks bro

[@therandomknowledgeenthusia8590]

That's really cool

[@liaskliask]

That's perfect!!!

[@PhdHung]

Thank you very much

[@alfihry]

Very impressed by the Drill press 😍⁠

[@gumnahs]

Awesome 👏

[@tamashamas6193]

Everyone agrees that your work is incredible! I'm at a similar place with my diy work in terms of tool availability, inspired by your ingenuity in making your own tools.

[@UnimaxTechnology]

All Good ...Thanks For Everything

[@DaSlotho]

wow...im impressed man...good job

[@PhdHung]

Thanks

[@gregupton6351]

Get rid of the constant bell rings ... once is enough ... esp. when there is not much other audio

[@PhdHung]

Yes, I will lower the volume

[@ayoubabdolahi8047]

thanks for your guide

[@PhdHung]

[@daviherculano704]

Incredible!

[@PhdHung]

thanks

[@blackEngineerr]

this fan was thougt so wisely, nice vibration mahine.

[@PhdHung]

Thanks

[@jashimuddin6610]

i love you brother and your al of work. you are really king.

[@PhdHung]

Thanks, hope you enjoy it

[@allexandruprroca6713]

lovin it , one new subscriber

[@PhdHung]

thanks

[@manuelarias5049]

EXCELLENT VIDEO THANKS

[@PhdHung]

Thanks for watching

[@user-qp6gu3dn2h]

This is art

[@PhdHung]

thanks bro

[@freedomisfood6966]

good job.

[@jbalanjorge]

Nice job !

[@PhdHung]

thanks bro

[@aravindadas567]

thank you very much.

[@PhdHung]

[@averagejoe845]

Page from Borland C++ 3.x manual ... brings back old memories.

[@PhdHung]

Yes, about 20 years ago :)

[@valentinshakhin4265]

Мега-чувак!
эклектика эпох и технологий.

[@hepto100]

ЛУТ)

[@Juha-th3go]

amazing!!!!!

[@PhdHung]

thanks bro

[@ucphu5377]

kỹ năng làm PCB của bạn rất tuyêt. 1 like

[@PhdHung]

[@CarthagoMike]

great pcb! :)

[@fasihzafar7423]

wow... best tutorial ever watch....!!!

[@PhdHung]

Thanks

[@mohamadaldarwish6678]

Excellent work ... You're smart boy 👌👌🌹🌹🌹👍 thanks...✅

[@cristibaciu40]

Best regards from România !!!

[@PhdHung]

thanks

[@learnfromideas5258]

Nice work buddy keep it up

[@PhdHung]

[@darmendelektro8652]

wow very nice..thank you so much...for tutorial

[@PhdHung]

thanks

[@user-ne7xk9ek4n]

👍👍👍 MOLODEC! SPASIBO!

[@susantabandyopadhyay2758]

Very good show.

[@user-mc9rs5hg4r]

Verry good
thanks

[@PhdHung]

Thank you very much

[@charlesworton4020]

Very nice work... excellent result. You might consider spraying the component side with a coat of white paint just before you transfer the component layout (step 8). This would allow the print to show up more clearly. But the result is excellent regardless. >Charlie

[@shoumikahmed6373]

Thank you very much....♥

[@PhdHung]

[@evandesliwijaya8572]

@@PhdHung gnjhffffyggghggggggggggg

[@divierteknia]

good work. i did some of them in the past, sun insolation, transparent printed sheet... and of course with permanent ink pen.
i use cheap sulfuric acid (salfumant) + h2O2 mix... 👍👌👍

[@MuhammadYaseen-vx5hw]

very nice..... your work approved that you are a real master.

[@PhdHung]

Thanks, hope you enjoy it

[@MuhammadYaseen-vx5hw]

@@PhdHung yes, of course.....

[@Atetus94]

You are so cool, keep doing ;)

[@PhdHung]

thanks

[@arduino2914]

Thanks, I'll try it with atmega🤖

[@PhdHung]

good luck

[@how787]

I can’t understand nothing here but I still found this very satisfying

[@PhdHung]

[@hmjeon8609]

cpu fan idea looks good.

[@lesterpicar9815]

im a CNC engineer yeah its amazing that you can make holes manually but i wonder what will you do if this is a double sided PCB

[@OmeedNOuhadi]

Awesome, interesting technique! That drill press is just amazing. It is so sad to see people who cry that they need to buy all these tools to be productive, when I should have been thinking of ingenious was to improvise my whole life.
#ono

[@rockyrunner3102]

I do the same tricks for pcbs awesome awesome

[@OmeedNOuhadi]

rocky runner great. It’s nice to keep making your own tools if you don’t have any. keep up good work.

[@RAndrewNeal]

Yeah. Do you know what it costs to buy a little drill press for this purpose? It's unjustified. So I got a ~$20 drill press stand (for hand drills) and a ~$10 hobby motor that came with a chuck and bits, and I was rolling with a $30 PCB drill press, give or take a bit. The things that I already had though were pieces of rubber to make a spacer because the clamp on the drill press stand was too big, and a 12V DC power supply to power it.

[@andrewmcfarland57]

Finally, a use for all my old, broken computer fans! - McGyver would be proud :-)

[@azgardvine7898]

respect

[@justinwerstadt8916]

Nice Video, that fan though. 7:53

[@Elfnetdesigns]

Dialog would be nice.. For DIY homemade though it looks better than most I have seen on here which look like PCBs from the 1960's

[@PhdHung]

:D

[@wesiyadimaurisza]

Nice work

[@PhdHung]

Thanks bro.

[@4cventin]

a DIY man!

[@arvindh13]

good work

[@PhdHung]

thanks

[@esentertain6643]

You’re the best

[@PhdHung]

Thanks

[@electronresonator8882]

others : "upload your gerber files"
Homemade 102 : "print your gerber files"

[@PhdHung]

I uploaded it to the group

[@PauloSergioDiasCarmo]

The Best! Like from Brazil

[@PhdHung]

[@pedrofonseca6216]

já q vc é brasileiro, oq vc usou no lugar de turpentine solution, n sei qq é isso

[@PauloSergioDiasCarmo]

Eu quis dizer que este foi o melhor vídeo de PCB que já vi no UA-cam e que eu sou do Brasil

[@PauloSergioDiasCarmo]

Mas tu pertinentes significa terebintina se não me engano e isso se encontra aqui no Brasil, deve vender em alguma casa de produtos químicos

[@pedrofonseca6216]

@@PauloSergioDiasCarmo Ah, não tinha entedido kkk, mas muito obrigado eu joguei no tradutor e vi q existe no Brasil em farmácia mesmo, e n é caro, só a gasolina que é ksjsksj

[@techbarron7383]

best regards from,philippines

[@PhdHung]

thanks bro.

[@mkkn3240]

Very nice PCB

[@PhdHung]

Thanks

[@rocamontana]

Until today, I thought that the circuits were filaments carefully printed into the plaque, now I know they print everything but the circuits, thank you

[@leesimon85]

Great job. Wait for double side PCB.

[@PhdHung]

ok, wait me

[@leesimon85]

@@PhdHung Great. Thank you.

[@_paschka_king]

Beautifully

[@PhdHung]

thanks

[@labscience8271]

Or you can order it...
Great video!

[@PhdHung]

Thanks

[@rohit.nimkar]

Great work man. Can you please add the links for the drill bits and the dc motor chuck?

[@elliesera2948]

I don't say this very often but the use of all of your tools borders on the creepy and I can't put my finger on why.. altogether, this was a very informative and intersting watch.

[@MrGoddly]

I'm more impressed by your tools than the PCB.

[@PhdHung]

Yes, thank you very much

[@Harshfeudal]

Hay đấy! Rất rất hay!

[@PhdHung]

thanks

[@karthikdhanapal3144]

Awesome work!! , will this board require solder mask layer ... Please let us know..

[@Davidslabofficial]

Awesome itching machine dude

[@PhdHung]

:D

[@Davidslabofficial]

@@PhdHung 💗💗

[@reshairo]

Man pcb was amazing. What is that Turpentine solution ?

[@techbarron7383]

beautifull

[@PhdHung]

[@gururaj9620]

Usefull

[@PhdHung]

[@ricardomorales5426]

que belleza de placa..

[@PhdHung]

[@arczit19]

Nice vid

[@PhdHung]

thanks

[@dazzlenconfused]

Paper used ? BTW awesome tutorial

[@ObixMT]

Good job! I enjoy seeing nice results using the tools and materials that happen to be available. c(_)

[@satd2024]

Very nice. I have also taken inspiration from you (you have very good skill to make PCBs only single side which is very difficult) and designing single side PCB and will make in home. Thanks for video which is very timely for me. By the way what is your job? You always busy in making projects one after another without gap. Very inspiring. Thanks.

[@electronic7979]

Super 👍

[@PhdHung]

[@brcrazyforgames5876]

show muito bom!!!

[@PhdHung]

obrigada

[@cleitonakaspyda]

"wear your gloves" you should listen .... feels like your are leveling up your tech tree in a survival game but it's also so nice congrats!

[@Pat-Van-Canada]

very creative, if someone gave you $1000 you could turn it into a million

[@PhdHung]

lol

[@RossPotts]

@6:30. Amazing transfer! And that’s just any old inkjet ink?? And that unbalanced fan for agitation. Effing ingenious!!

[@TheScreamingFrog916]

Must use Laser Printer for transfer.
Laser Printer prints with plastic toner powder(not ink), that can be transferred to copper PCB with heated iron.
If you don't have a laser printer, you can have printed by local print shop of your choice, like Kinkos, FedEx, or at your workplace.
Most large large copy machines use Toner/Laser Printer inside for making copies.
If you can print with inkjet at home, then you can have copies made on a copy machine that uses toner/Laser printer for making copies.

[@RossPotts]

xmrtuvgs my bad, I must not have typed what I was thinking, LOL! Years ago, I bought a somewhat cheap High-res Samsung printer for this purpose.

[@SuperZorark]

amazing work man i am inspired to create my own tools like you do, very impressive re-use of old stuff. Thank you for you effort

[@immortalsofar5314]

Ironing your PCB on Borland C++ 3.x notes! I thought I'd be in the US for 3 years but ended up being away for 25. Last year, I finally got back to find the things I'd left behind waiting for me - including Borland C++ v3.1 for DOS on 3.5" floppy disks!

[@PhdHung]

Yes, it was the first programming book I learned 15 years ago, I still keep.

[@adeshinaajibola5114]

Pls can you upload a tutorial on how to print component values on pcb (top layer)

[@vanchatv]

Молодец)

[@PhdHung]

[@brightbaelfire7232]

so... can I build SKYNET?
By the way, great quality! for the tools you used...

[@PhdHung]

Thank you, by the way, you can assemble a computer and name it SKYNET :D