Thanks for that tip. Sadly, while happy to supply a H300, their freight
estimate to Australia was $175.85. That put a very different perspective on
the proposal. Guess it's back to tracking the H200 or H300 model on the
Australian market or treading the laser printer fuser route.
Bill
estimate to Australia was $175.85. That put a very different perspective on
the proposal. Guess it's back to tracking the H200 or H300 model on the
Australian market or treading the laser printer fuser route.
Bill
----- Original Message -----
From: "frajopea" <bigfiles@...>
To: <Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2005 12:56 PM
Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: H200 Laminator
>I got mine for $60 here:
>
> http://www.techforless.com/cgi-bin/tech4less/sqlresults?id=X8qYqF9Z&mv_pc=73
>
>
> Pick one that's missing the non essentials... mine came only with the
> manual... who needs anything else :)
>
> The box was also broken (it was shipped with tape on the box, but with
> packaging material and a larger box). Save yourselves a hundred
> dollars and buy these while they last!
>
> Fp
>
> ps: (disclaimer) My laminator arrived in working condition, I am not
> responsible for any bad things happening to anybody who follows my
> advice. Take it at your own risk.
>
>
>
> --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Alan King <alan@n...> wrote:
>> Bill Maxwell wrote:
>>
>> > What sort of price is the H200 Stateside these days?
>> > Bill
>>
>>
>> Just looked around recently, and it was like $150 or so new.
> Picked up a
>> very cheap one from Staples just to see how it'd do, but it's crap
> and going back.
>>
>> Look at Staples website and there is an $80 Xerox that I've heard
> some good
>> things about. 4 minute heat up implies a fairly decent heater, a
> good thing for
>> PC boards. No telling on the mods needed though. Also the same
> item is $50
>> under a different brand name on the net, have to hunt from the
> picture though I
>> don't recall it off hand..
>>
>> Even though I plan to order boards for quantity now, I'll still
> be testing
>> and doing prototypes etc. Plan on doing the same as Stefan and
> building my own
>> laminator from fusers. Adjustable high heat, pressure, and timing
> to be able to
>> find the optimum transfer will just save too much annoyance over the
> long term
>> even for once in a while use.
>>
>> Assuming of course I don't get the direct printing going first.
> As important
>> as I see that it's still a back burner thing right now, too many
> items ahead of
>> it that have to get done first, mostly boards so I can finish and
> order the
>> panels I need.
>>
>> Alan
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