I don't see why not. Those metallic films for laser printers tell
you to just feed it back through your laser printer to attach it to
the toner.
So maybe an old laser printer modified to feed a rigid thick board
could be done. Cheaper than $400!
Steve Greenfield
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you to just feed it back through your laser printer to attach it to
the toner.
So maybe an old laser printer modified to feed a rigid thick board
could be done. Cheaper than $400!
Steve Greenfield
--- Alan Marconett KM6VV <KM6VV@...> wrote:
> 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!
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