What do you consider well? I have some projects that need .010 lines and
spacing, can it do that well?
At 09:55 PM 5/15/2005, you wrote:
>--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, KD5NWA <KD5NWA@c...> wrote:
> > Has anyone had any real success with Inkjets?> I find that most
>can't even
> > touch a Laserjet in terms of line quality.
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> > Photos are very deceptive, your mind fills in details that don't
>exist, a
> > PCB is another story.
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>Yes Inkjets work very well for doing transparencies, you do have to
>use the correct type transparency for your machine.
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>I use to use the Black ink with somewhat good results, but not long
>ago learned from someone on one of the lists don't remember if it
>was this one that Yellow ink blocks UV, he recommends use the photo
>inks using Yellow and Green together think it was. Myself I use a
>HP CP 1700 printer, print the Transparency using the Yellow ink
>only, has always worked Great for me so far. AS I recall from his
>test, was that Cannon printers where the best machines to use, using
>Photo Ink.
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