I showed these pictures to a friend who had tried hacking an R220 and
his reply is that it's great, but he doubts that it is possible to get
the registration close enough to do double sided boards. I'm curious if
you have any reply to that.
He uses unmodified inkjets to print transparencies, aligns them as a
set, then uses a vacuum table to hold them on a pre-sensatized board
while exposing under an UV lamp. He says he regularly gets 5 and 5 and
is happy to be able to do double sided.
I think a possible solution is to purchase thinner than normal single
sided stock, etch seperatly, and then bond the two with the backing
together and the copper sides out. No registration problems because the
registration is done after the etch. Someone else had described this
here in more detail.
--
James.
his reply is that it's great, but he doubts that it is possible to get
the registration close enough to do double sided boards. I'm curious if
you have any reply to that.
He uses unmodified inkjets to print transparencies, aligns them as a
set, then uses a vacuum table to hold them on a pre-sensatized board
while exposing under an UV lamp. He says he regularly gets 5 and 5 and
is happy to be able to do double sided.
I think a possible solution is to purchase thinner than normal single
sided stock, etch seperatly, and then bond the two with the backing
together and the copper sides out. No registration problems because the
registration is done after the etch. Someone else had described this
here in more detail.
--
James.