I looked at alot of inkjet tranny films online last nite, could find none
that specifically mention gelatin as a coating. None of them seems to give
any reason at all why you should pay more for one than another, though the
prices vary widely. Just the same, I think I will try one of the higher
quality films for inkjet and see how it goes. If I can figure out what
exactly constitutes higher quality. I'll make a point of keeping it sealed
for storage.
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Phil M.
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From: "cunningfellow" <andrewm1973@...>
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Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 8:19 PM
Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: printer
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>> Phil wrote:
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>> Exactly what I have found. Do you have a brand
>> name for the gel-coat transparency film?
>> <SNIP>
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> Random brand here.
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> HOWEVER here is the big tip. They have probably
> absorbed a lot of moisture from the air.
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> Put them in the oven for 10 mins at 140c before
> hand to dry em out. They soak up heaps of ink
> and get plenty dark then :D
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> My full procedure is
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> Print artwork in draft mode onto sheet of A4
> Cut tranny to cover artwork with few cm border
> tape tranny to paper along one edge with 3M tape
> put in oven for 10 mins
> remove from oven and tape opposite edge
> run through printer (mode = tranny+high)
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