Re: Epson R220 Printer - compatible with the MIS Inks?
2006-05-17 by lcdpublishing
Thanks Steve, Next week I should have the R220 here and hopefully some time to do some experimenting. As usual, I will post any and all results. Chris
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2006-05-17 by lcdpublishing
Thanks Steve, Next week I should have the R220 here and hopefully some time to do some experimenting. As usual, I will post any and all results. Chris
2006-05-17 by Robert Hedan
Warning to those that might try experimenting, hair spray and a heat source (like a laminator) might not go well together. Robert
2006-05-17 by Steve
... Not really. It gets sucked down into the waste pad the same as dye ink. Think about it- if it can get through 4pl nozzles, a coarse sponge isn t going to
2006-05-17 by Steve
OK, here s the skinny: There are whole industries built around using pigmented inks in what started out as dye ink Epson printers. Tshirt imprinters use
2006-05-17 by Steve
... That is the whole -point- to third party pigmented inks such as MIS s. Yes, if you look at MIS s website they specifically list all kinds of Epson printers
2006-05-17 by Mycroft2152
What you are looking for is called a mordant . It is used on cotton fabric to help the dye molecule adhere to the fiber. Think of it also as a primer The
2006-05-17 by Steve
... I doubt it. I suspect that what you are talking about is a clotting agent, not a drying agent. Steve Greenfield
2006-05-17 by Stefan Trethan
First, more people report good success with inkjet papers than they do with transparencies, so try those. If you have shrinkage problems you should probably
2006-05-17 by StEvEzAsYcHo
Hey all! I am a new guy, and new to PCB making in general.. I ran across this site searching for LED tail light making actually.. I am hopefully going to be
2006-05-17 by Robert Hedan
Hi, You re mixing 2 techniques; photo-sensitive and toner transfer. The transparencies are used to project an image of a circuit onto a special photo-sensitive
2006-05-17 by Leon Heller
... From: chroniclz To: Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 3:15 PM Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] unsuccesful
2006-05-17 by chroniclz
hi, hope some1 can help me with this. i ve been trying the old toner transfer method. i ve tried it with a couple of transparencies. i think 1 from 3m one
2006-05-17 by Leon Heller
... From: William Carr To: Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 3:09 AM Subject: Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re:
2006-05-17 by Herbert E. Plett
... paper works as good and is less expensive, but you already had it :) ... bad idea ... it s not a matter of minutes, more likely a too cold iron. you only
2006-05-17 by Stefan Trethan
On Wed, 17 May 2006 02:02:59 +0200, Trevor Matthews ... I tried, but it is no good. The reason is it gets runny like water when heated, for plumbing that is a
2006-05-17 by Zoran A. Scepanovic
Hello Kamal, ... CorelDraw! Search on e-Bay! -- Best regards, Zoran A. Scepanovic zastos@gmail.com ********* Good judgment comes from experience, experience
2006-05-17 by Kamal Shankar
... That s the VERY reason why I wanna stay with vector graphics. Used vectored graphics all my life and wanna stay that way. That s why I wanna tools that
2006-05-17 by Cristian
... But how you ll cheat it to print on a square PCB? Cristian
2006-05-17 by William Carr
... True, the heat is just a by-product. From what I read in Pop Science, the heat is a negative, as it means that if you dump a lot of the clotting agent on
2006-05-17 by mycroft2152
I got my daughter s Epson c66 up and running (I thought it was a C84). I ve been running trials all afternoon and evening printing different Durabrite colors
2006-05-17 by Trevor Matthews
Hello all, I just want to confirm my understanding of using plumbers solder paste. I beleive people are using it to tin their board before populating, and use
2006-05-16 by lcdpublishing
Thanks guys, I think I am going to proceede this way with the process.... Start by first printing with the normal ink from Epson - nothing special etc. Heat
2006-05-16 by Stefan Trethan
On Tue, 16 May 2006 16:42:26 +0200, Kamal Shankar ... If you use raster images you need to make sure everything is at printer resolution and stays that way. If
2006-05-16 by Stefan Trethan
someone asked about getting the old ink out before refilling the tank. The method i found best is called dry sponge at inksupply.com.
2006-05-16 by Stefan Trethan
On Tue, 16 May 2006 16:56:54 +0200, lcdpublishing ... It does have 90 nozzles for each color, just like the one Volkan is using. It doesn t say if it has that
2006-05-16 by Cristian
... Why not buy empty spongeless cartridges from MIS? Cristian
2006-05-16 by Cristian
... See my posting to MIS Forum. Cristian
2006-05-16 by Alan King
... Forgot to mention, the R320 is on close out at Radio Shack and Staples... $85 and $50 rebate at Rat Shack, so $35 total, I m picking one up just for the
2006-05-16 by fenrir_co
... I believe the ink being discussed is not even a pigment based ink, so it will definitely work in the R220. Epson s C and R series printers both have rather
2006-05-16 by Chris Horne
Hi Chris ( no- I m the other Chris, you are the original chris for this thread !) re sucking the ink out... When I was checking into the remote tank thingies..
2006-05-16 by Mycroft2152
According to tne MIS website, they recommend their pigments inks to replace the dye inks. We ve been talking about the MIS inks, but has there been a definite
2006-05-16 by jzmuda2000
Stefan, My attempt to wipe off the excess did not go well. Apparently once the Solder Balls & Flux have melted (and burned off the Flux) they really don t want
2006-05-16 by Alan King
... Impossible is a big word.. :) Easy enough to take an ok guess from a back route. In researching the large ink tanks for splitting up for cheap actual
2006-05-16 by lcdpublishing
Hi Chris (other Chris) If I don t get any confirmation one way or the other by the end of the day, I am probably going to buy the printer anyway. I can use it
2006-05-16 by Christopher Hart
I was unable to upload this to the files area, it says there is not enough space available, so I made it available on my machiene here. Note that this is a
2006-05-16 by RMustakos
Wm., This stuff is different from what you think: the crystals are actually the clotting components of blood. I think fibrin and something else. It is not
2006-05-16 by Chris Horne
Not an answer, but an expansion to chris s question.. Will the Mispro ink under discussion work succesfully in any of the non-durabrite epson printers.. ?
2006-05-16 by lcdpublishing
I was just about to purchase the R220 printer from Epson, but noticed that it doesn t use the durabrite inks (or doesn t say so specifically). Somewhere
2006-05-16 by Kamal Shankar
I was hacking around with Paintshop today : Opened up the .PS in Paintshop, and copied the PCBs into a single sheet but on different layers. What I noticed
2006-05-16 by Leon Heller
... From: Stefan Trethan To: Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2006 12:47 PM Subject: Re: [Homebrew_PCBs]
2006-05-16 by Stefan Trethan
On Tue, 16 May 2006 10:01:07 +0200, Tobias Gogolin ... Only there is one problem. You need one to start from. I don t quite have the time
2006-05-16 by Stefan Trethan
On Tue, 16 May 2006 08:15:35 +0200, Kamal Shankar ... Yes, that s what i do. Just make sure you set the printing scale to 100% and use the correct DPI setting
2006-05-16 by mycroft2152
I posted a board file in the EALGE Cad file section showing mutiple boards on a single pcb. I couldn t find the 12 up version, this is actually better, since
2006-05-16 by Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Homebrew_PCBs group. File :
2006-05-16 by Mycroft2152
Its been a while since I ve used EAGLE, I ve moved over to DipTrace (free version), it s much easier to use. There is no limit to the size of the board, just
2006-05-16 by Tobias Gogolin
*A universal constructor* is a machine that can replicate itself and - in addition - make other industrial products. Such a machine would have a number of
2006-05-16 by Christopher Hart
Actually I export them as HPGL, which is basically a text file with all the lines decribed in it. It is the same language that controls most plotters. I import
2006-05-16 by Christopher Hart
Sounds like an interesting idea. I ll first try my idea with the hot air gun, I can heat up the board so hot that I can barely touch it. If that works, I may
2006-05-16 by Kamal Shankar
... Thanks a lot. I ll wait for your screenshot. I guess you convert the PCBs to pictures and then treat them as pictures througout. Right ?
2006-05-16 by William Carr
... I don t know if it s a practical suggestion, but there are compounds now used for emergency bandages. You slap one of these on a fast-bleeding wound, and