From my (little) experience I can say that ink jetting isn't perfect for
the job, but it is a lot better than photocoping or laserprinting on a
transparency.

Best 'hobby' results are created with an penplotter (=hobby?) on
non-glossy semi-transparant paper ('calc'?).

-Etienne van Ballegooijen

Tony Matthews wrote:
>
> Would an ink jet work for making the transparincies for photo etching a
> pcb or would the ink slough off or something ?
> Not a pic question directly but it's a pic device I'm developing.
> Tony M.