Homebrew PCBs

On Sun, 1 Feb 2004 07:43:32 -0800 (PST), pebo festus <mebo31@...> 
wrote:

> thanks for the thoughts stefan.the canon is a thermo,
> i am looking for a piezo to try also. yes i have two
> more computers, a intel 350 and an intel 600, just
> thought might set the 286 up out in the shop. the
> canon bj200 carteridge has isopropyl alcohol 67-63-0
> written on it, dont know what that is telling me. i
> mixed a small amout of water glass and propalene
> glycol yesterday and it gelled and set up kinda
> hard,was thinking what chemical i can print(get thrugh
> the ink carterage) with and paint the board with the
> other,run through the printer and have them harden.
> like i have said before "there just has to be an
> easier way to get the etch resist on the board." would
> be nice to run the blank pcb through the printer, set
> the resist and etch. but nothing ever comes easy or
> cheap.
> mebo
>
>

maybe we should try the ink which is alerady in the cartridge?
why won't it work? i think it is water resistant.

you already have the bj200 so it does not hurt to try.
but i bet it will not work ;-).

as said i see only a chance with the piezo jet,
and then there i see a huge load of problems coming...

I have wasted more time with inkjets than i ever used for toner transfer.
if i get rid of the recent problems again i really need nothing else.
- which does not mean i wouldn't like the inkjet thing, the resolution 
could
be pretty high....

st