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Mahmood Elnasser
02/18/10 13:24
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Amman
Jordan


 		 #173250 - Direct-to-PCB inkjet printing
I had a thought today to directly print on PCB then etch it to save time and money for rapid prototyping.
Since there are printers that print on disks, why can't we print directly on PCB.
I searched the web and found people already doing that:
http://hackaday.com/2009/09/0...-printing/
Any thoughts welcome


List of 29 messages in thread
TopicAuthorDate
Direct-to-PCB inkjet printing      Mahmood Elnasser      02/18/10 13:24      
   well...      Jez Smith      02/18/10 14:08      
      viscosity problem      Joseph Hebert      02/19/10 07:02      
         plotters for PCBs      Andy Peters      02/19/10 10:47      
            Age ?      Steve M. Taylor      02/19/10 12:10      
            There were inks specifically for that      Richard Erlacher      02/19/10 14:25      
   do you also have ...      Erik Malund      02/18/10 14:19      
      ?      Jez Smith      02/18/10 14:38      
         re: ?      Andy Peters      02/18/10 15:44      
   The printer's ink density may be a problem      Richard Erlacher      02/18/10 15:07      
   Lot's of info here      Jon Ledbetter      02/18/10 16:44      
      SEVENTY TWO PAGES      Steve M. Taylor      02/19/10 05:25      
         straight path inkjet      Andy Neil      02/19/10 05:59      
      Effort/Reward Ratio      Joseph Hebert      02/19/10 13:16      
         That is also mentioned      Jon Ledbetter      02/19/10 13:43      
         CD Printers      Mahmood Elnasser      02/19/10 14:17      
            Look at this      Jon Ledbetter      02/19/10 14:32      
         Etching ?      Steve M. Taylor      02/19/10 14:24      
         There are "gotchas" with that method      Richard Erlacher      02/19/10 14:30      
            When was that?      Andy Neil      02/20/10 01:59      
               manufacturing quality standards have been lowered      Richard Erlacher      02/20/10 09:58      
                  A good laser is very repeatable      Per Westermark      03/12/10 05:48      
            Not my experience      Joseph Hebert      02/20/10 08:50      
               It's been done but it depends on your demands      Richard Erlacher      02/20/10 10:11      
         wind the laser up a touch      Jez Smith      02/19/10 16:09      
            I know a fellow ...      Richard Erlacher      02/19/10 18:38      
               LPKF ProtoLaser-S      Andy Neil      02/20/10 01:55      
            I was thinking positive, not negative      Joseph Hebert      02/20/10 08:56      
               I'm sure I've heard of that      Andy Neil      02/20/10 09:51      

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