Step 1: Materials

Formaking the circuit you will need:

-A copper board.
-The design printed with a LASER printer on glossy paper, antiadhesive
oven paper works the best!
-An iron or a laminator.
-The etching solution (Hydrochloric acid + Hydrogen peroxide).
-a plastic flat container.
-Steel wool or fine sandpaper.
-Acetone.
-A Dremel for the trough-hole components.
-The components.
-A soldering iron.

Step 2: The Board

Firstly, cut a piece of board with the size of the circuit plus abot 3mm per
side.
Then scratch the surface with some sandpaper to make better the toner
transfer.

Step 3: Toner Transferring

Place the paper with the circuit design on the board and make sure it fits
and there isn't toner out the board.
Then fold the paper wrapping the piece and hold it together with tape.
Iron the toner side for about a minute or slide it 10-15 times in a laminator.
 Step 4: Removing the Paper
Put the circuit under the tap and wet it until the paper softens. then rub it off
to expose the toner circuit.

Step 5: Etching
The etching is the most important step, so do it carefully.
First, fill the container with the etching solution (in my case Hydrochloric acid +
Hydrogen peroxide).
Place the circuit floating in the solution with the copper facing down.
Check the circuit each minute to see how it goes.
When the last copper trace disappears, dry the circuit to stop the acid action.

Step 6: Cleaning the Board

Rirst, remove the toner with acetone. Then you can polish the copper to give
it better appearance.
Clean the polish and the remain toner with a paper moisten in acetone.
Step 7: Drilling the Holes
If you're using trough-hole components as me, you'll need to make holes in
your PCB. Learn how to do your own LED ring here:
https://www.instructables.com/id/Make-your-own-LED-ring-for-dremel/
With a Dremel equipped with a fine drill bit, drill the holes for all the
components.
Then, with a round tip mill, make "funnels" to make easier intalling the
components.

Step 8: Final Steps

Tin all the parts where a component is going to be soldered. Then solder all
the components in place and clean the remaining flux or resin.