Please don't start a thread by responding to another thread. Somehow
Yahoogroups links it in the old thread, even though you have changed
the subject line and erased the old message. Presumably some header is
still there.
Anyway.... That isn't how silkscreening works. You print a photomask,
usually onto vellum because it works better than using transparencies.
Then expose the screen under it, and wash out.
You will have to find some very fine screen to do this. Standard
screen for screenprinting is fairly coarse.
Steve Greenfield
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<agscal@...> wrote:
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> I apologize if this is a well worn topic.
>
> I have no information about this. Has anyone
> put silkcreening material though a laser printer and
> direct printed to it ∗
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> If this is possible, I can use it to do low resolution
> PCBs and silkscreen panels.
>
> thanks for any response
>
> Gus
>