Homebrew PCBs

I thought they all had head cups. They have to have something to
seal the head, but of course if it isn't a cup you can't put
anything in it to keep the head from clogging.

I just remembered I have a couple of HP Deskjet 320 with very
straight paper path. It is a laptop sized inkjet, one of those
annoying ones with one space for a head, you have to swap to a CMY
cart to print color. The HPs have the head and ink in one, too. I
have an empty cart although it is pretty crusted up. Since you have
to swap the color and black carts, it comes with a holder.

It won't take anything very thick although it doesn't seem to have
a problem with thick card stock, but might accept some of the
really thin PCB stock I have.

Steve Greenfield

--- Larry Edington <ledington@...> wrote:
> Not all the printers I've looked at had head cover cups. 
> 
> Changing cartridges is why I like the Lexmarks so well for this
> application. The ink and head is built together. Drop in the 
> ink head for a test plot, drop in the resist head for a board
> plot.
> 
> later,
> Larry E.


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