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Re: [Inkjet_PCB_Construction] I would like to buy modified printer for direct print PCB

Hi !
I am now just finishing up my Epson Artisan 50 printer that I modified to rear
load rigid and flex PCB. The mod for this printer is so very easy to do! I would
say (now that I did it already) should take about 4 to 5 hrs. of easy modding.

I can now run any single sided or double sided PCB down to 2.5" x 3.5" and up to
8.5" x 22" with no carrier.

Basically the mod goes like this:

Rip out entire front pizza wheel rollers assembly, keep bottom rubber roller
assembly in place.
Rip out top paper loading assembly, cut off anything that is not vertically
connected to the side attachment walls. Put back vertical wall sides and the
axial gear that attaches to it.
Cut 4" in from left rear of case bottom a 1.5" tall x 9" wide from the rear
bottom case. Power pack remains where it is.
Install 8" x 10" x 1/8" Plexiglas (Home Depot has this to size already) for read
feed bed.(set feed bed height with nylon spacers).
Attach two 3/4" x 1/2" x 8.5" long aluminum "L" channel to rear feed bed.(3/4"
side gets glued down to feed bed).
Attaching a 2" long x 1/2" diameter round nylon extension "handle" extending the
existing paper drive roller to the outside of case enables you to manually feed
your PCB and make ultra fine pre-printing alignment adjustments.
Adjust printer head up to allow for thickness of PCB. (easy left and right set
screw adjustments already on printer).

When finished with mod, the entire original case goes back on and looks great!

To use:
To load any PCB, simply tape a 2" leader with its right hand edge shifted 1" to
the right (so the printer can pull the PCB through) ahead of your PCB to be
printed.



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From: ook <octobpra@...>
To: Inkjet_PCB_Construction@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, October 4, 2009 11:23:33 PM
Subject: [Inkjet_PCB_Construction] I would like to buy modified printer for
direct print PCB

 
Hello Anybody,

I am very impressed about this group, I try to modified last time with my
c90 printer but failed.. realize I have no skill to that I am very
interested If anyone would like to sell the cheapest one modified printer
like flatbed Volkan or T10 could anybody advice me ? If anyone would like to
sell me please tell me and how much the cost ?

Thanks for this GREAT GROUP.

Brgds,

octobpra@gmail. com

Octo.BPRA

Note: I am from Indonesia.

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Hello Anybody, I am very impressed about this group, I try to modified last time with my c90 printer but failed.. realize I have no skill to that I am very ...
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Oct 5, 2009
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Hi ! I am now just finishing up my Epson Artisan 50 printer that I modified to rear load rigid and flex PCB. The mod for this printer is so very easy to do!...
Richard Liberatoscioli
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Oct 5, 2009
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Richard - This mod sounds really nice. Perhaps you could submit some photographs to the site to better illustrate the mod. Also, can you get good...
Andrew Volk
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Oct 5, 2009
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Hi Andrew! I'm setting up web cam now and will post some pics of this mod. This mod to the Epson Artisan 50 is so easy to do, like it was made to be hacked : )...
Richard Liberatoscioli
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Oct 5, 2009
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Richard - And you are finding that the one coat of ink is good enough for etching? Regards, Andrew _____ From: Inkjet_PCB_Construction@yahoogroups.com ...
Andrew Volk
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Oct 5, 2009
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Hi Andrew! Since it is so easy to run the board again, I have be doing two passes just for insurance. I have not extensively tested single pass for competent...
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