Not ultra but pretty thin...I found 1/32 at a descent price, well its 26.88 USD.... But thats a 24"X36" Dont think it will pass through an un-modified printer but maybe slightly modified (so it dosent have to make the curved turn from the paper tray) If I could find some sutible ink for this old lexmark Z23 I would try it myself... J --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, David McNab <rebirth@...> wrote: > > Hi, > > Does anyone know how to get hold of blank PCB material, similar to the > usual 1.6mm thick copper-clad stuff, but ultra ultra thin? > > I'm thinking about the recent threads about hacking inkjets to print > onto PCB via the CD tray. > > The idea is if that the copper-coated medium is thin enough, it will be > able to pass through any unmodified inkjet. The other good thing is that > inkjets (as opposed to lasers) tend to have a much straighter paper > path. > > Digikey only seems to sell 3/4" copper tape - way to narrow for most > boards. > > Any ideas? > > Cheers > David >
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Re: finding ultra-thin copper sheet?
2007-02-16 by James McGee
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