Homebrew PCBs

What excites me most about this process is the possibility of
achieving dimensional accuracy, it would make CNC drilling a whole lot
easier !

I guess if the tests go ok, the next step is to find the cheapest
available durabrite compatable printer and strip it with the goal of
producing a straight paper path and clearance for the head over the
board. It is not always possible to use thin board material. From my
press-n-peel experience on a 600 x 600 laser, the lowest dpi durabrite
inkjets would be fine.

I'm looking on eBay already !


Chris  (-=Spiyda=-)


--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "lcdpublishing"
<lcdpublishing@...> wrote:
>
> Yup, well aware of that.  As I had the durabrite ink on hand and it 
> would have ended up in the garbage, it was worth it to give it a try.  
> So far so good, I really think we will all be ink-jet printing our 
> etch masks within a few months  - at most.
>