I wish to fuse photoresist onto a 0.063" thick pcb. Is that too big?
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Without modification, I could not run .063" PCBs through this printer. I am using 0.031" PCBs
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I use PCB's with that same thickness. Sometimes it jams, but I use a screwdriver or another piece of PCB to push it through.
726404
I think a 1" will work in it. It does not make the double fold bias tape but will sew it onto your project in one easy step.
735131
There should be a manual feed on your printer... This will feed non standard sizes
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Go to monigramwizard.com and look for specs or call them. I have brother machines
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not a problem. probably oversized for your installation if you are considering that. Pex or CPVC?
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I would suggest that you find a regular build for the input in the range of what you need, instead of modifying the board. You would need to change more than just the caps, you need to perform analysis on all the other elements on the board in conjunction. The voltage regulators on board is most likely too weak for your application.
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Not very. Look at the screw driver and bits and judge it? Wouldn't be more than 25x20x6cm's. I can measure for you if you like?
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As long as you have enough ink you should be just fine. I use HP photo paper (I'm pretty sure it's even 4x6) and I've always had mine turn out really nicely.
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Probably...check http://www.ifixit.com they have a thorough description of what sizes are needed and whether or not they are in there.
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You can get reasonable resolution at 2 to 3 inches. Just checked and I can get the soldering iron and solder under it without any difficulty.
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I print directly from my computer or from the chip in my camera and it prints very nice 4 x 6 prints. It should work just fine depending on how and what you hook it up to and how fast you want them printed.. Be safe and do a trial run :)
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This is not thick. Color laser photo papers are thin, but has somewhat of a glossy effect. If this is going for a copier, it should work perfectly fine. Otherwise, if you're looking for something thick as far as paper, then no. There are other options
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I really do not have any idea. If the plus and minus configurations match, the voltage and milliamp current are correct and the pin size matches, you should be OK. Hope this generic answer helps. I can't really help you further.
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I kinda doubt it would fit good. One reviewer complained of a modular power supply that is 6.3" long and that xfx is 6.7" long. He said it was a tighter squeeze than he wanted. I would stick to one 6.3" or less myself. I think their is some Antec and Corsair that would fit (like the EA-750 platinum, CX750 and some Seasonic) Generally, to help with that, possibly avoid modular and go for the shorter 6-6.3".
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Really, with upsizing available in PS, image size is limited only by your ability to print. This assumes your print process is correct. I personally have printed 24x36 images, 48x72 would be a snap. Unless you are thinking way beyond this dimensions, don't give it a second thought.
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There seems to be a lot of room with the printer I used. If the printer is portable then I don't see a problem.
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Jerry, sorry but I no longer have the machine and I never did print legal-size documents. So, I can't really say one way or the other. To find out you can visit, http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public/us/us/en/doc/manual_index.html?reg=us&c;=us〈=en∏=mfc7460dn_all&dlid;=&flang;=English&type2;=-1There's manuals there that will tell you.