Homebrew PCBs

> I'm chomping at the bits to see if this MIS ink will work for direct
>
> resist printing on thin copper clad boards. Like Mycroft, it amazes
>
> me that no one has duplicated Volkan's results.
>
>
> Rather than just complain about it, I'll put my money where my mouth
>
> is and offer a $50 reward for anyone who can duplicate the results
>
> and send me (and this list of course) a description of exactly what
>
> they did along with some pictures and a photo of the results. I host
>
> the PICList web site and mailing list and I know my subscribers and
>
> web browsers would love to see the result, so I will require non-
>
> exclusive rights to publish that on a page at my site.
>
>
> Hopefully that will remove anyone financial concerns about buying
>
> the ink, cartridge, pcb stock, or whatever else. I can't wait to see
>
> if this works out! It's really exciting.

>
> I'm chomping at the bits to see if this MIS ink will work for direct 
> resist printing on thin copper clad boards. Like Mycroft, it amazes 
> me that no one has duplicated Volkan's results.
> 
> Rather than just complain about it, I'll put my money where my mouth 
> is and offer a $50 reward for anyone who can duplicate the results 
> and send me (and this list of course) a description of exactly what 
> they did along with some pictures and a photo of the results. I host 
> the PICList web site and mailing list and I know my subscribers and 
> web browsers would love to see the result, so I will require non-
> exclusive rights to publish that on a page at my site.
> 
> Hopefully that will remove anyone financial concerns about buying 
> the ink, cartridge, pcb stock, or whatever else. I can't wait to see 
> if this works out! It's really exciting.
> 
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On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 22:42:20 +0200, Steve <alienrelics@...> wrote:

> Since I have the ink, and some really thin PCB, and several Epsons
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> with straight through paths, I guess I should get off my behind!
>
>
> Steve Greenfield
>