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If you can get your hands on an old pen plotter, you might be able to put an inexpensive Roland vinyl cutter head into it. Inkscape has offset drag compensation for at least some plotters. Then you

Hashtags are not a requirement. In fact, I'd rather not see a huge number of hashtags suddenly appear for no good reason. However, I can see a use for the hashtags #tonertransfer #CuCl #KiCAD if you

Jim Pruitt?WA7DUY has been a member in good standing for over a decade. Jim, you are now a moderator here. Thank you very much. -- Steven Greenfield AE7HD

I'd prefer that the new moderator(s) chosen know a little bit about the technologies we discuss here, and have a little experience moderating groups. Not much to ask for .... I'd volunteer, but I no

Hello friends I support Jim to be a moderator to this group . I am sure he will be able to perform his duties very well due to his experience and knowledge. Thank you 73 Ameer Khan VU3SQM

Hello folks ^^) Will be happy too to help there. I truly hate the mailling-lists disapearence, especially when I'm subscribed to... and the killing of yahoogroups lately made me mad enough

Hello Steve and the group. I am willing to help out if you need it.? I own a few groups and also moderate a few other groups. Thank you. Jim Pruitt WA7DUY

I was a moderator on the old mini-mill list on Yahoo, as well as the HF micro mill list. I can help, but I'm not immortal either (nor would I admit it, were I so). I'm expecting to be available for

It has been brought to my attention that I am not immortal. So I'm looking for a moderator or two for the group. Because it sucks when a group ends because the only listowner goes away in some

Received from Steven Greenfield AE7HD via groups.io at 5/1/2021 15:24 UTC: If the printer permits, you might try printing the mask using all colors combined to generate black instead of using black

Someone here, back when it was on Yahoogroups, would fill in laser toner transparencies by just coloring over the whole thing with a black dry erase marker.? Then just wipe it off with the eraser.

Keep in mind that what looks opaque to your eye doesn't matter. What matters is that it blocks the wavelengths that affect the coating. Many inkjet inks have added UV blockers to slow fading.

Ah OK, too bad, probably not going to be ordering from them since I'm in the US. The issue isn't with absorbency in this case, it's perfect-- it just isn't as dark as previous prints with other inks

On 28/4/21 5:24 am, Larry Battraw wrote: > Sure, I've used dry film for years, both laminated on and using the wet process.? I ran into issues when I kept it outside in the summer, as the first roll

On 28/4/21 5:24 am, Larry Battraw wrote: > Sure, I've used dry film for years, both laminated on and using the wet process.? I ran into issues when I kept it outside in the summer, as the first roll

Sure, I've used dry film for years, both laminated on and using the wet process. I ran into issues when I kept it outside in the summer, as the first roll I bought was particularly stinky and I

my two cents ... I use to play with this kind of product to get the black mylar Darker see

On 26/4/21 10:57 pm, Larry Battraw wrote: > As others have mentioned, laser printing artwork on transparencies is just too much of a headache to be worthwhile.? There's never a great way to ensure

As others have mentioned, laser printing artwork on transparencies is just too much of a headache to be worthwhile. There's never a great way to ensure it's opaque enough and free from defects. I've

When it runs dry, what do you have to lose? See if you can get it open without destroying it and if you can then refill it with (compatible) liquid flux. Might need a little vinyl tape to keep it