Homebrew PCBs

I had a little nose around and it seems that:

The C84 Photo prints on CDs AND uses Durabrite Ink in standard and
high capacity cartridges as well as there being a Continuous feed
available for it. (it is possible other C series printers do also, but
i gave up after a while as it is quite hard to find that information)

I don't have one, so i don't knw how wide the path is, but since they
are available second hand for just a few $ (or in my case £) I may get
one and have a looksee

If we can get this process repeatable on easy to get equipment, it
will revolutionise home pcb making.

As it happens, I design all my board to fit on 115mm board as it is
the cheapest way to buy it, so a limitation in width is not an issue
for me.

Chris  (-=Spiyda=-)

--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "fenrir_co" <fenrir@...> wrote:

> C-series printers won't do CD printing though and thus lack a 
> straight through path (the path on the R printers is only about 4.5" 
> wide, not full sheet). I always found this irritating, because while 
> the R-series do nice photos, they are not waterproof, so if you print 
> your own CDs and DVDs, you can't have damp fingers or you'll ruin the 
> printed surface. I'd prefer having Durabrite for printing on CDs and 
> have the photo R-series without the feature.
>