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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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RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Circuit Paper

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

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Circuit Paper

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

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Re: direct inkjet printing

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

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Re: direct inkjet printing

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

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Re: direct inkjet printing

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

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Re: direct inkjet printing

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

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Re: direct inkjet printing

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

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Re: direct inkjet printing

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

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Re: CopperSet through Hole Bails.

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

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Re: EDM of PCB

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

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direct inkjet printing

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

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RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: EDM of PCB

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.

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Re: Epson class action suit

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

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Epson class action suit

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,

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Where to get Epson service manuals?

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

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