I threw away my last sheets of Rubylith about five years ago. Time goes by. Roland F. Harriston ******************* twb8899 wrote: > > 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 > <mailto:Homebrew_PCBs%40yahoogroups.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: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Photo-resist etching questions....
2007-05-21 by Roland F. Harriston
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