havent tried it, buuut print a reverse on a cleaned
pcb with a hacked injet printer(to get the pcb
through), then let it dry, then paint on the wetted
solder paste derik suggested, melt the solder and it
will adhere to the copper but bead up on the carbon
that is in the ink. wash off the excess ink and
solder--then etch.
mebo
--- derekhawkins <
eldata@...> wrote:
> >I'm starting to get the impression that direct to
> pcb
> >inkjet printing will be like the Toner Transfer
> >process
>
> Well, TANSTAAFL! But seriously, if off-the-shelf
> inks won't work then
> dabble a bit in some homebrew ink chemistry. The "no
> sponge" type empty
> ink cartridges would be ideal for ink experiments.
> You can wash them
> out and start again.
>
> --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Mycroft2152
> <mycroft2152@...>
> wrote:
> >
>
>
>
>
>
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