Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Circuit Paper
2006-05-13 by JanRwl@AOL.COM
In a message dated 5/13/2006 12:17:42 A.M. Central Daylight Time, ajsmith@rivernet.com.au writes: I had an idea years ago in my antenna-building phase, of
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2006-05-13 by JanRwl@AOL.COM
In a message dated 5/13/2006 12:17:42 A.M. Central Daylight Time, ajsmith@rivernet.com.au writes: I had an idea years ago in my antenna-building phase, of
2006-05-13 by Tony Smith
... tricky. Drill holes in the glass, bolt a connector to it. Or insert a piece of copper tube as a rivet, same as DIY vias in normal boards. You could just
2006-05-13 by William Carr
Just for a laugh: I just read Tinker , by Wen Spencer. It s set in the future, and there s a repeated mention of circuit paper . Anyone in the future who
2006-05-13 by Herbert E. Plett
Re: direct inkjet printing have you guys noticed that there are four different threads using the same SUBJECT??? if you are so clever to modify a printer,
2006-05-13 by fenrir_co
... Everyone keeps talking about modifying the C/CX printers. Has anyone looked into modifying the R/RX-series printers? Because the printers are designed to
2006-05-13 by Stefan Trethan
It is difficult to say indeed. I think now that the new printheads with 1440 dpi in y direction are needed, or the variable drop size technology, or a high
2006-05-12 by Robert Hedan
My solution for the C84 is to lift the upper part of the chassis by 1/4 so that I could use a custom bed for the PCB. That way the traction roller didn t
2006-05-12 by Volkan Sahin
Hi Gerard, It is difficult to say. The problem with CX4200,38xx, 4800 is their scanner. I need a free access to printing area but these printers have a
2006-05-12 by gjm45janssen
Dear Volkan, Thanks for the information. Challenging achievements are never simple. I need to study printer operation more to figure out which control signals
2006-05-12 by Volkan Sahin
Hi Gerard, I have faced the same problem. I designed a microcontroller board which generates paper switch and paper detect signals according to x-y position. I
2006-05-12 by lcdpublishing
Hi Roger, I have a mill and a lathe, so I am in pretty good shape to make some stuff. The mechanicals are not much of a problem for me, it s the darn
2006-05-12 by roger lucas
Chris Good idea. Regarding the EDM, I have been toying with the idea of producing a couple of small modules incorporating the feed wire drive and spark control
2006-05-12 by lcdpublishing
Hopefully I will be in a hardware store or even grocery store this weekend and I will pick some tarnex up. Even if I don t have time for working on the
2006-05-12 by roger lucas
Chris, I suggested this a while back, and am still convinced that Tarn-X is somehow involved in this, maybe just to the extent that rubbing the board creates
2006-05-12 by gjm45janssen
Dear Volkan, When I read about your results in direct printing on PCB, I was really impressed. I am trying to set up an EPSON Stylus C70 printer for this
2006-05-11 by Volkan Sahin
Hi Stefan, I am using Epson CX4200 and I can say that I didn t see any puddling. If it is possible send me some photos of puddling and let me compare. If ink
2006-05-11 by Lez
I just took delivery of a pair of dell 810 s, single colour cartridge and no black, so it uses all heads for black........ seems its a lexmark re-badged, can I
2006-05-11 by lcdpublishing
My status is On hold for a bit. I HAVE to get some things done before I can get back to figuring out my printer. It is cut apart and the path is cleared for
2006-05-11 by Stefan Trethan
I did some more tests today. The gaps become much smaller if i select black/white in the printer driver and photo quality, but i still don t get a closed area.
2006-05-11 by matt clement
I have used the RS solder paste. I think they call it bearing paste. It works okay for larger items, but tends to ball up alot. The little balls of solder
2006-05-11 by Lez
I dont think the missing nozzles are blocked, I think its ink saving, ie the printer epects the ink to bleed and fill the gaps, which is not happening because
2006-05-11 by guja
low profile ic sockets with small pin spacing like 1,778mm have pins which can be easily extracted and used as vias ... Andrew wrote:
2006-05-11 by Andrew
... When you have a prototype to make that has to be exactly the same layout as the final board. You have to get it done as fast as possible. You don t have
2006-05-11 by Herbert E. Plett
... half a dollar per hole? or four dollars per hole? my first guess is that s hard to justify.... __________________________________________________ Do You
2006-05-11 by Andrew
... Am home now on a cable connection so can look at those sights. http://www.t-tech.com/order/product.asp?sectionid=2&catid=65&productid=378 Did have the same
2006-05-11 by Cristian
... Another test, using the InkTec equivalent to DuraBrite (not a MIS ink again): 1. draw with a toothpick 2. burn with a 1600W heat gun at 1 for one minute
2006-05-11 by Cristian
... Please change the Subject. This is not at all about EDM of PCB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cristian
2006-05-11 by Andrew
... Was just wondering what I was going to do when they stopped making these things. I thought maybe trying to electroplate a few microns of copper onto some
2006-05-10 by Andrew
... Yes - very expensive for a few bits of turned steel and some plastic applicators but I thought about it when I first got it and decided it was too hard
2006-05-10 by Volkan Sahin
Hi Stephan, Try to use a color which corresponds mixture of 3 colors+black by this way you can decrease the effects of clogged nozzle. Volkan Stefan Trethan
2006-05-10 by Stefan Trethan
... Don t have one here, well, none that works. There is one in vienna, which actually among a handful of items has a stylus color 600 - same i already have.
2006-05-10 by Alan King
... Air inside the cart? I think some Epson carts are problematic with that. Or try to reseat the cable at the head and the board, maybe just bad contact as
2006-05-10 by Stefan Trethan
Ok, so now i have this printer firing on all nozzles according to the nozzle test pattern. I filled black with mostly yellow and a small amount of black MISPRO
2006-05-10 by Mark Mickelsen
Thanks again, Andrew. I was able to find info on the Copperset system by Multicore Solders. It looks like a nice system but does appear to be very expensive.
2006-05-10 by Cristian
... Is that site MI6 or what? Is the link classified?
2006-05-10 by Alan King
... R200 does the same thing now and then, especially if the paper is curled a bit in the wrong direction. I think the paper path doesn t 100% keep the paper
2006-05-10 by lcdpublishing
Ahh, that explains the mystery Email I received :-) Got it, if I have time I will take care of it. Chris - In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Robert Hedan
2006-05-10 by Alan King
... Nah that s just the settlement printers.. Someone typed in all the ink types Staples takes in for sure on Fatwallet a while back, but it s been a while
2006-05-10 by Robert Hedan
CRAP! I just read the fine print: The Settlement Class certified by the Court for settlement purposes is defined as all persons, sole proprietorships,
2006-05-10 by Robert Hedan
This list? http://www.epsonsettlement.com/Printers.htm Robert
2006-05-10 by Alan King
... Well already has Staples replacement carts in it, and Staples will take back their own replacement carts. Can t find the list ATM but pretty sure my R200
2006-05-10 by Philip Pemberton
In message ... I find the Kademlia filesharing network is great for this sort of thing. You want a copy of eMule
2006-05-10 by Philip Pemberton
In message ... I ve got a C64 here. Lovely little printer, but the paper drive is a little fussy. If the head is clogged, make
2006-05-10 by fenrir_co
... Unfortunately, Staples, Office Depot, etc, will not give credit on Epson or Canon tanks, only Brother, Lexmark, and HP (but they will, of course accept
2006-05-10 by guja
Photoresist (positiv 20) is not so sensitive to daylight. If you are interested (and if you can understand my bad English), I can send you some txt & pics how
2006-05-10 by Leon Heller
... From: guja To: Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 1:05 PM Subject: Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Spray-on
2006-05-10 by guja
heh-heh-heh. this explains it all... Leon Heller wrote: ( the current stuff is a waste of money. ) I ve never been able to get
2006-05-10 by Stefan Trethan
On Wed, 10 May 2006 13:28:36 +0200, lcdpublishing ... Things like that are found at they have a very good stock of PC related
2006-05-10 by Stefan Trethan
On Wed, 10 May 2006 13:27:21 +0200, lcdpublishing ... No it was the main paper transport roller. But the loose shaft would not have been such a problem in
2006-05-10 by lcdpublishing
Hi guys, I just searched the Espon site and didn t find them there - just all the consumer related documents and such. Is there some place special to go to