Drawing PCBs directly with a plotter

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From: Phil Biehl
Date: Mon, 20 Feb 1989 23:15

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	I'm interested in communicating with anyone who has attempted to
	use a flatbed (or other) plotter with a resist loaded pen to
	draw directly onto PCB material. Thus generating a PC board 
	that can then be etched and used in prototyping.

	Anyone tried this? Any ideas?


	thankx,

	Phil Biehl, N7FWL

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Date: 20 Feb 89 23:15:49 GMT
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