No need for a special page. No specialtools, no extra $$.

To modify a Lexmark Z31:
1. disassemble the plastic case.
        you'll see a steel rod (bar) guiding the ink tray
        this rod (bar)is fixed in two holes, at its edges, with two springs
2. take out the rod (bar)
3. enlarge in the UP direction the two fixing holes, using a small round
file, with 1.6mm
        the holes will became oval
4. modify the shape and the fixing method of the two springs, as to force
the rod UP
        originally they force the rod down
5. lose the springs on the paper guides as to allow the PCP to pass smothly.

That's all.
You can move a A4 to A5 size PCB without problems.

A more evaluated way is to enlarge the two holes with 2.1mm and to
construct a .5mm tray with 1.6mm edges.

Remains unsolved: the ink problem.
Cristian

>Well, I know I'd be interested. Perhaps you can setup a page on
>piclist.com about this?
>
>Josh

>Cristian wrote:
>> Any good, practical, idea of FeCl resist ink in a printer cartridge?

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