Sorry, still haven't found time to test Future in that Epson 800. However: I mentioned before the possibility of using those wax ribbon CD printers for this. Casio now makes a model that costs only $90. Maybe all it would take is a hack of the driver (Linux, anyone?) and a slight modification of the tray to allow printing without a hole in the center. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=469164&sku=C104-4000%20P Failing that, cut your PCBs out in the shape of a CD. ;') Then you could automate it with a stack fed into one of the autofeeder CD thermal printers. Of course, that becomes so expensive there are other better options. Steve Greenfield
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Printing resist directly onto PCBs
2003-09-06 by Steve
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