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PCB at home - using inkjet printers

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PCB at home

Hello all,

I'm using the toner transfer methode to make my PCB. Currently I'm studing the idea of using the inkjit printers which can print on CD-DVD disks. I found couple of printers but with very high coast. the cheapest is hp-5363 which uses the inks 140 & 141.

Did any budy tried this type of printers for PCB drawing on the board? is it good? is there are any advises?

any help is graetly appreciated.


froten
 

PCB at home

i don't thin it will work, there is cd holder for printing cd's , if using copper clad you have to fix it the surface with some method, but the risk is touching the printer head...
 

I was thinking of using those laser printer sheets to do some simple
prototypes etching with - is this the method you are moving away from?

Does anyone else have any experience of doing this?
(I dont need perfection from it just something workable obviously)


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