[sdiy] Press-N-Peel Bluee and color laser printerS?

[Adam Fothergill]

I'd like to know how you get on with PnP,   not tried it myself but I  
have a 2600n also and it doesn't play too nice with lazertran ( I  
found the expensive way) and several over plastic like papers I was  
trying for panels. The 2600n is of one of the newer breeds of lasers  
with much higher bonding temperature, so would be handy to know if  
PnP works ok.

Hopefully I can pick up a cheap old mono laser someday for  
lazertran,  In the meantime Im eager to learn a bit of screen  
printing for panel work.
Seems plenty of useful tutorial videos on you-tube for that btw..

On 5 May 2008, at 21:49, anthony wrote:

> I just a got a nice HP Color LaserJet 2600n (for $299.99 on  
> clearance) and one of the first uses to which I thought I thought  
> to put it would be printing PCB layouts to the PnP Blue sheets that  
> I got from Small Bear a little while ago. But then I looked at the  
> paper pathway in this printer (which is otherwise awesome - I  
> really like the way it lays on toner) and had 2nd thoughts on using  
> it for this. Which is a drag because it's one of the primary  
> reasons I bought it. I suppose if I tell it to print in gray scal  
> it might bypass all those bends for each color besides black.
>
> I thought about posting to a DIY stombox group first, but I fogured  
> you guys have just as much experience with this sort of thing as  
> anyone.
>
> Another thing: what size drill bit would I get for the smallest  
> typical part lead diameter to fit onto my Dremel press when I  
> actually get around to etching a board and then need to drill it? I  
> have a really small one in my Dremel kit, but I think it's probably  
> still too huge.
>
>
> Cheers,
> Anthony
>
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