I think you are missing the obvious: Print an object with known dimensions, for example a PCB, and physically measure the printed copy with a regular ruler. Bertho From: twgray2007@... Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2013 09:09 No need to be a jerk about it...I'm not doubting your statement, I just need to determing the same thing for the printers I am using. OK, so you got them off the ruler...what software were you using that gave you the ruler? Jeez!!! ---In homebrew_pcbs@yahoogroups.com, <tmlist@...> wrote: The Samsung CLP-325 set to 100% scale prints at 1:1 while an Epson Workforce 500 would print accurately at 100.5% if such a setting were available. I need accuracy and an opaque printout but neither printer prints an opaque black. Has anyone looked at a Xerox wax printer for accuracy and opaqueness? Terry Mickelson
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RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] RE: Printer scale accuracy and blackness.
2013-11-12 by Boman33