Homebrew PCBs

Hi folks
I am wondering has anone ever tried to disconnect the fuser (the hot
chamber the paper runns trough to fuse the toner to the paper?
I have notices that when there was a paper jam the section printed but
not fused has the toner very loosly on the paper, which if it can be
handled without disturbing the pattern may result in a more complete
transfer of toner ?

cheers

Tobias

P.S>: It would be cool if sombody could figure out how to increse the
precission of the print offset (margin) so well that one could print 2
or more layers of toner?

On 4/16/05, Stefan Trethan <stefan_trethan@gmx.at> wrote:
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> On Sat, 16 Apr 2005 06:27:02 -0400, microsoftwarecontrol
> <microsoftwarecontrol@...> wrote:
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> > Oki data's led printer gives much better result in protecting lines.
> > But, printer itsself not good in other points. I even can't found
> > a steady working driver for it.
> > My hp laserjet faster and reliable. But gives too thin toner,
> > too light. I can increase darkness of it. How to do it?
> 
> What is protecting of lines? always wondered.
> 
> For the HP4, my HP3 has a green wheel to set the hv which you can adjust
> when the lid was open.
> But i think all newer printers do that over software only. You should find
> it in the printer properties.
> My lexmark M412 has the toner density setting there.
> 
> Also, i found with HP genuine HP toner is darker than rebuild (the brand i
> had at least).
> 
> ST
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