> The guy who recommended it for PCB's recommended using a plotting pen > with a grooved tungsten-carbide ball. If I can find a suitable > drafting or technical pen I will try this ink out, a bottle is only $7 > Can. > > Grant > I have the bottle, i have the x-grooved pen, and i have no useable result. do not waste your time with it. the trailing edge of the pen scratches the layer of ink thin, so that the etchant gets through. also the plotter i have is so slow, i can make 10 TT in the meantime and they are better quality. NOT WORTH THE TROUBLE is my conclusion. I know some people use the OHP pens directly in the plotter, which would work, but the line widths (ant the consistency of that) is not what i need. However it makes a beautiful component legend. ST
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Sharpie compatibility, and other questions...
2004-03-11 by Stefan Trethan