Hi Scott,
I just had a thought, why couldn't one use the "fuser" parts out of a
laser printer to do the same job as the unit they're selling? Same
idea, move paper through it, heat it up, control the speed. Yeah, that
could work!
BUT, they carefully avoid the "scale" errors inherent in laser printers!
Alan KM6VV
Scott Hendershot wrote:
I just had a thought, why couldn't one use the "fuser" parts out of a
laser printer to do the same job as the unit they're selling? Same
idea, move paper through it, heat it up, control the speed. Yeah, that
could work!
BUT, they carefully avoid the "scale" errors inherent in laser printers!
Alan KM6VV
Scott Hendershot wrote:
>
> Is anyone using the DynaArt Designs system for creating PCBs?
>
> http://www.dynaart.com/
>
> It sounds good on paper (monitor phosphors) but I'm wondering how it works
> in the real world.
>
> Scott