Roland, Sounds like we both go back a bit in the industry. We used to do red-blue separations and pad masters. Everything was shot on a Brown 3000 horizontal camera. I bought my first photoplotter in 1987 and sold the Brown camera. Kept a smaller Eskofot vertical camera that I still have and use on occasion. Most of the time I use a table top Lavenir photoplotter. Also have a Gerber Crescent 30 photoplotter in storage but haven't used it in several years. I bought the Lavenir plotter in 1989 and it's never failed yet. That machine just keeps on running. It may become obsolete along with the cameras when rapid access film is no longer available. I still have some rubylith film and use it once in a while! Tom --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Roland F. Harriston" <rolohar@...> wrote: > > twb8899: > > I also remember cutting "Rubylith", > but I guess that sort of stuff is gone > forever. > > "Coordinatograph" pops up in my > memory. > > Roland F. Harriston > *****************
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Re: Photo-resist etching questions....
2007-05-21 by twb8899
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