--- In Homebrew_PCBs@y..., Steve Greenfield <alienrelics@y...> wrote:
You are right, on a flat-bed plotter you can print direct to PCB, and
that is obviously much better than the system I mentioned in my post.
But, if someone does not have a flat-bed plotter, but does have the
kind where the paper moves back and forth between rollers, then that
method would be of value.
I haven't looked at the links you have provided but will do so with
thanks.
Grant
> --- grantfair2001 <grant.fair@s...> wrote:Hi Steve and list-
> > There is a commercial product designed to make PCB's
> > with plotters; [snip]
> On a plotter? But you can plot directly onto a PCB
> without that extra step. [snip]
> Steve Greenfield
You are right, on a flat-bed plotter you can print direct to PCB, and
that is obviously much better than the system I mentioned in my post.
But, if someone does not have a flat-bed plotter, but does have the
kind where the paper moves back and forth between rollers, then that
method would be of value.
I haven't looked at the links you have provided but will do so with
thanks.
Grant