03-01-2014, 10:26 PM
I cut it out of a magazine 
If the cut is reasonably straight, it won't jam a laser printer. The clay on the surface keeps the toner plastic from fusing with the paper itself, and blocks the original printed ink in. When the iron melts it, the toner image transfers clean. Onto copper anyway, I'm not sure about aluminum or stainless.
I'm sure there are plenty of guides online, it's a very common hack with electronics guys.
If the cut is reasonably straight, it won't jam a laser printer. The clay on the surface keeps the toner plastic from fusing with the paper itself, and blocks the original printed ink in. When the iron melts it, the toner image transfers clean. Onto copper anyway, I'm not sure about aluminum or stainless.I'm sure there are plenty of guides online, it's a very common hack with electronics guys.
