Two comments, other than "Cool!"
First, articles about toner transfer suggest using a new toner
cartridge, and keeping that one separate - take it out between runs so
it's *always* new, and when the other one runs out, buy a new PCB one
and put the old PCB one into regular service, so you always
Just made a toner transfer to copper clad and it was a partial success. Next I
need to check dimension accuracy with a different test pattern and panelization
and commit to using one of the coarser line sizes like 8 mils or 10 mils and
maybe later refine this further with photo paper from Stapl
Makes sense. First thing I try fails. Am rebuilding now from CVS and lesstik. gtk
repaint is painfully slow on my system.
George
On Fri, 2006-07-28 at 20:06 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
> As a side note, what happened to the 'c' keystroke to center the
> design?
When we moved the GUI-specific
> As a side note, what happened to the 'c' keystroke to center the
> design?
When we moved the GUI-specific parts out of the core, some things got
lost. The "C" key would have to be added to each GUI, and neither
have had them added yet. Feel free to give it a try yourself ;-)
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Thanks. Updated pcb to 20060422 and the "-x" worked. As a side note, what
happened to the 'c' keystroke to center the design?
George
George
On Fri, 2006-07-28 at 00:34 -0400, Dan McMahill wrote:
George M. Gallant, Jr. wrote:
> I am looking for a script file to print a pcb file. Ideally i
Dave McGuire wrote:
Igor2 wrote:
Someone sells special film for this purpose, and that costs much. I am
not an expert, so I may be wrong on the mechanism, but I think the idea
is that the laser printer doesn't use ink but some sort of polimer that is
melted on the media. If the media is paper, s
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