Homebrew PCBs

"Mark Lerman mlerman@... [Homebrew_PCBs]"
<Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com> writes:

> 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
>
Hi Mark and everyone else that responded.

I am not sure what problem is.  Here is the transfer to a bare carrier
https://i.imgur.com/3VkKTgf.jpg and here is the transfer to my copper
board https://imgur.com/ZYg4Po6

I have checked with my meter and there is good continunity between the
plate and the top of the pcb.  before I ran it through the printer i
cleaned and gave it quick acetone finish.  I am using a toner cartridge
that is near empty, but look how good the finish to the carrier is, it
can't be that can it?  I feel like I am so close to getting this
working.

Oh mark this is a hackjob still but
https://github.com/mogorman/e260d_pcbfactory is a working version of
your pseudocode for arduinos.  It is what I am using currently as I had
them laying around.
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