Archive of the former Yahoo!Groups mailing list: Homebrew PCBs

Stephen,

great work! I'm glad to hear people are working on inkjet printing since
my C84 is just sitting around here looking dumb those last few weeks. I
even had to get back the fuser from the attic when i had to make a few
PCBs, like NOW, and the inkjet wouldn't work, imagine that. I had put it
up there confident i won't need it no more.

Anyway, i expect people will be especially glad to hear original
durabright ink works!
No nobody should have excuses not to use this method ;-)

I'm somewhat surprised you have rather non-critical curing circumstances,
maybe the durabright is even better suited for PCBs than the mispro ink.
(Of course that would not be great since it likely costs a lot more.)

Thanks for sharing your experience, and please do stick around since
there's bound to be questions.


ST