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--- grantfair2001 <grant.fair@...> wrote:

There is a commercial product designed to make PCB's
with plotters; it
includes the copper. First you plot on the copper
with the right ink,
then you stick the copper to substrate, then you
etch. Jan Axelson's
book on PCB's has the address (I don't have the book
or specifics)
for the materials.

On a plotter? But you can plot directly onto a PCB
without that extra step.

Check out the Links I laboriously added for some on
using a plotter. They give specific part numbers for
the pen and ink to use.

Steve Greenfield


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