Hi Myc,
LOL. This is not my first try. I just haven't been reporting the
failures!
Before the laser printer, I'd had some marginal success with
photocopying onto the Staples paper at Kinko's, but it was a real
pain, and the results were not that great. I had to do a lot of
touchup, and then afterwards, I found that the image had been
stretched, so I couldn't use my mill to drill the holes.
I've also had very good success with isolation milling, using the
cutters from Think and Tinker and my home built CNC, but I don't
think that would work very well for the smaller SMD packages, so I've
been wanting to find a way to get TT to work for me.
Kevin
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wrote:
>
> Hi Kevin,
>
> Isn't it great when a plan comes together!
>
> You've found the right combination of printer, paper and laminator
> right away. Usually it takews a lot of trial and error to acheive
> your results.
>
> It sounds like the Techno LM 1910 is the same as the XEROX XRX 1910
> laminator. It works great, doesn't it. It provides the right amount
> of heat at the foil setting.
>
> TANSTAAFL!
>
> Myc