According to Pulsar, Brother laser printers use a high temperature toner
that is not suitable for transferring using a laminator.
If it was me, I'd get another brand. Maybe at Goodwill for cheap.
Kerry
blalor76 wrote:
that is not suitable for transferring using a laminator.
If it was me, I'd get another brand. Maybe at Goodwill for cheap.
Kerry
blalor76 wrote:
> I don't know about "best", but there's a Brother laser for sale at Best Buy for $100, with Ethernet and WiFi. It's well-reviewed, but the graphics capabilities are supposedly lacking. I take that to mean gray-scale. As long as it can print nice thick lines, I figure it should be good enough for Eagle. :-) I'm thinking about picking one up so that I can start making my own boards.
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> --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "bobhuish2003" <bhuish@...> wrote:
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>> Best printer? Or other in the $200 range.
>> If you use one of these.
>> What kind of paper - toner, The one that came with it or new one and can you get clear traces to do SMDs?
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>> Thanks for any help
>> Bob
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