Homebrew PCBs

I am more inclined to think it's a grounding program. Make sure the 
pcb is electrically connected to the carrier and that the carrier is 
grounded during the actual printing. In my mod this is accomplished 
through metal upper rollers and a 14 inch long carrier. I use copper 
tape WITH CONDUCTIVE ADHESIVE to connect the pcb to the carrier. Note 
that some copper tapes have insulated adhesive.

Mark


At 04:40 AM 3/2/2015, you wrote:
>Hi everyone
>
>I am having trouble getting my e260d to print cleanly on my pcb.
>https://imgur.com/6MFdNt1
>Is output of the open source hardware cog and text.  I am guessing the
>board and carrier are flexing leading to an even finish.  Does anyone
>have an idea how to correct this?  Thanks.
>
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