how to make conductive ink
University of Illinois researchers explain how they make their conductive ink on this step-by-step tutorial.
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University of Illinois researchers explain how they make their conductive ink on this step-by-step tutorial.
(via Boing Boing)
Very Cool,
A conductive ink such as this could be used by a self replicating machine (reprap) to draw its own circuit boards.
Is it possible to duplicate again in home? or just a video for explain their result…
Homemade method to make (copper based)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iyRUBvd260
Is “d2a2d”‘s ink machine washable? Or washable at all?
I want to reproduce this experiment at my school, but I cannot find a homogenizing mixer, is there any way to have the same effect of this machine with any other appliance.
Hi Felipe. I’m not sure what could be used in place of a homogenizing mixer, but it’s probably worthwhile contacting Analisa Russo, the researcher who created this tutorial and see if she has any suggestions: http://colloids.matse.illinois.edu/contacts.html