Come to think of it, what about those printers that prints the plastic =
security cards (i.e. FARGO 4850). Yes it will not be able to do big =
PCB's but it surely would do a hell of a good job on the smaller pcb's =
up to the size of a credit card, You get some of the models that can =
print both sides or can print two or more at one go.

Maybe it would be a problem getting the ink (dye sublimation) off =
afterwards but I think it is worth a try at least!

Regards

Nic Scheepers



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> From: cdb [mailto:bodgy1@OPTUSNET.COM.AU]
> Sent: 09 November 2002 16:46
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> Subject: Re: [EE]: Printer to PCB?
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> I've had another thought how this could be done - how about a wax or
> dye sublimation printer?
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> I seem to recall that a company once produced a wax printer for the
> Amiga 1500 and Atari computers, about =A3300.00 10- 15 years ago.
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> Colin
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