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I used to get excellent results with an HP inkjet printer. I don't bother now and get my PCBs made in China.

Leon

On 10 Apr 2021 21:43, Nick Kennedy <kennnick@...> wrote:

I'm trying to get rolling on the photoresist method. I have a Samsung B&W laser printer which I have used for the toner transfer method and hoped to use to print my transparencies for the UV/photoresist method.

Looking at transparency film for laser printers, I'm seeing advice to operate the printer at lower temperature and/or set it up for printing transparencies.? My printer does not have these options.??

Does that mean I'll likely have trouble with my prints to transparencies?? Would I be better off trying to use an inkjet printer and the appropriate transparencies for that type of printer?

Thanks,

Nick, WA5BDU