Interesting, I hadn't thought of paper that disolves. good thinking,
richard. Now, if we can find some one who would be willing to run
rice paper through their printer :)
--- In
Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "rmustakos" <rmustakos@a...>
wrote:
> Phil,
> Your comment below lead me to searching for water soluable paper,
> and two things came up: "Dissolvo", an artificial paper (non wood
> pulp) that 'disolves instantly', and is 'suitable for photocopying',
> but says "avoid exposure to temperatures in excess of 300 degrees F
> (149 C)"
> <www.dissolvo.net>.
> Only supplys I've found so far are 8 sheets 8x10 for $5 at:
> <http://www.harolddavisministries.com/objectlessons1.html>
> and 5 sheets 8.5"x11" for $10 at:
> <http://www.thegoodwaymagic.com/no_tear_di.htm>
> (not an endorsement, don't know them, "yadda yadda pin-yada", as my
> daughter says)
>
> The other was rice paper, which is probably available at art stores,
> but I don't know about suitability for laser printing or ironing.
> Thanks
> Richard
>
> --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Phil" <phil1960us@y...>
wrote:
> <snip>
> > There may be other water soluable substances that are coated on
paper
> > suitable for laser printing.