The reason usually stated for not using Brother is "new Brother printers=20
use a higher temperature toner", too high to transfer with a laminator. =20
An iron on max will smear normal toner, at least mine did.  I've never=20
tried a Brother printer, old or new.  If a Brother printer and an iron=20
gives you satisfactory results, then you're home free.  The next guy who=20
tries it will say "That doesn't work, but a Xerox photocopy and a wood=20
stove work great".  What works (or doesn't) on the Internet is not=20
important, what works in your basement is.

Kerry
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Pete Restall wrote:
> On Sat, 15 Jan 2011 10:46:47 -0500, Kerry Wentworth wrote:
>
>  =20
>> [snip]
>> toner works.  The only consensus seems to be that Brother printers
>> and toner don't work.  I use magazine paper and a Creative
>> laminator.  I=20
>> [snip]
>>    =20
>
> Evening Kerry,
>
> I think I'm going to disagree with the consensus in this instance.  I
> have successfully produced plenty of boards on my Brother HL-5470DN
> (with genuine Brother toner cartridge).  An example of a quick board
> that I documented can be found here:
>
> http://custard.restall.net/pcbs/index.php
>
> Bit of a shameless plug, but there we go...:)  Site needs updating
> methinks, but time's been tight for the last year.
>
> Regards,
>
> Pete Restall
>
>
>  =20



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