I'm sure, its a Samsung ML 1630 monochrome laser.  Nice and sharp on plain
paper, but on vellum the line is cracked and broken, and on glossy paper,
its like the toner smears, or doesnt adhere well on the way to the fuser.
Of course if uv penetrates regular paper enough, I can use it for
photo-etching anyway.    The HP 1012 handles thin glossy magazine pages cut
from magazines just fine. I havent done any size accuracy or linearity
tests, but getting it printed in the first place is the first step.

On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 8:52 AM, Carl Denk <cdenk@windstream.net> wrote:

> Sure that Samsung isn't an inkjet? But yes, some lasers don't do the job
> for PCB, and that goes for some cartridges too. When finds a
> combination, stick with it. At the time, I only had a inkjet, took
> printout to local copy center, his one copier out of 3 did a great job.
> He went out of business a year ago. Picked up a Laserjet 4+ at
> E-recycling, cleaned it, new cartridge, works great printing, haven't
> tried the iron on transfer yet. :)
>
> Jonathan Hallameyer wrote:
> > My HP laserjet 1012 works well, my samsung darth vader black box printer
> > does not. Doesnt like to print to vellum, and smears on glossy paper.
> >
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