--- In Homebrew_PCBs@y..., "bhowden1" <bhowden@b...> wrote: > I have been playing with the various types of paper . . . . The > problem I am having > is getting the paper off when I have finished ironing. I use Dyna Art. The paper just floats off in mildly warm water after ironing. IIRC, this paper is coated with a a layer of sugar, so that might be the secret. Perhaps you could experiment by spraying your paper with a solution of sugar in water, and letting it dry before using it. > My second question is if anybody knows of a way to get the printer > to deposit more toner. > Brian There is a way in my printer software (I have a Panasonic KXP-6500) to specify greater toner density. I'd call HP printer support and ask them if this is possible with your machine. The other option is to look for denser toner. I understand it is made, apparently for use in printing graphics, but I don't know where to look for it. There are lots of toner supply companies on the net and elsewhere. Or perhaps a copy house which also does laser printing could tell you. Grant
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Re: Removing the paper with the transfer method
2002-01-07 by grantfair2001
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