I thought the link was to a site describing the process but nope. Got a page
that shows howto?


> A couple of guys figured out how to modify their old Epson inkjet printers
> and found the right inks and process to directly feed PCB stock and print
> the enchant resist at high resolution directly!
> 
> <http://digg.com/hardware/Finally_Direct_to_PCB_InkJet_Resist_Printing_Make_
> your_own_PCBs_for_cheap> 
> 
> Once you can feed the PCB through the printer for etch resist, you can then
> feed it back through the printer for solder mask (yep, it masks solder!) and
> for component placement "silk-screen."
> 
> Considering how little you can get an old Epson C84 on eBay and the low cost
> of the inks (from a refiller outfit) this has got to be the cheapest way to
> prototype PCBs.
> 
> What do you think?
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