>One of the commercial conversions using the Epson 4800 actually moves >the printer rather than the table. > >Steve Greenfield > > Was thinking of similar myself, it'd be realtively easy to do and I have some 5' long PCBs for signs that would love a rolling printer.. And after a certain point, it'd be worth sticking it on rails and just doing the driving yourself. Study the inkjet firing a bit, drive it and the head carriage motor, and mount your own rails and motors for Y. Not much work at all to interpret Gerber or similar formatting, and most PCB packages can output it one way or another, and then you can make everything work like you want it to, no more pumping out half a cartridge because the printer decides it's having a bad ink day.. Alan
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: RE : Compatibility of Epson C84 for direct PCB printing
2006-04-27 by Alan King