Llamarama
Member
Hello everyone, sorry if this sounds like a stupid question, but hear me out.
I'm building a fairly basic EPROM programmer from a design i found here: http://www.armory.com/~rstevew/Public/Pgmrs/EPROM/AndrewMcCubbin/_ClikMe1st.htm
I'm not after anything fancy, this design seems to fin the bill nicely.
I'd also like to make the PCB that's on the site, however it's given as a gif image with a resolution of 96 * 96 DPI.
Is there any way I can print this onto acetate to scale without having to shrink or stretch in Publisher and print off a million test pages to check accuracy? I'm sure there's an easy way to do it that i'm just not seeing. I don't make PCBs very often, and when I do, thyey're usually made by myself in ExpressPCB that prints 1:1 scale.
The printer I'm using is a Brother HL-1450 which can print at 600*600 DPI. I'm using the old print on cheap thin paper then douse with transparancy spray and whack into the UV box trick.
Thanks, Mike
I'm building a fairly basic EPROM programmer from a design i found here: http://www.armory.com/~rstevew/Public/Pgmrs/EPROM/AndrewMcCubbin/_ClikMe1st.htm
I'm not after anything fancy, this design seems to fin the bill nicely.
I'd also like to make the PCB that's on the site, however it's given as a gif image with a resolution of 96 * 96 DPI.
Is there any way I can print this onto acetate to scale without having to shrink or stretch in Publisher and print off a million test pages to check accuracy? I'm sure there's an easy way to do it that i'm just not seeing. I don't make PCBs very often, and when I do, thyey're usually made by myself in ExpressPCB that prints 1:1 scale.
The printer I'm using is a Brother HL-1450 which can print at 600*600 DPI. I'm using the old print on cheap thin paper then douse with transparancy spray and whack into the UV box trick.
Thanks, Mike