Pen ploter + Conductive ink pen = AWESOMENESS

[BeeAmaker]

[ZionPhil]

Now, why in the hell didn't I think of that? Oh yeah, cuz I'm not smart enough.

[BeeAmaker]

I forgot the Kickstarter link,

I thought of it, and that's where they got the Idea! After I supported their campain I contacted them and told them to put that pen in a plotter (actually I sent them this link www.makeblock.cc/xy-plotter-robot-kit-no-electronics/) and a huge light bulb went on and they said oh - well - we were thinking about that (yah right). As long as it is out there!

Now I got to figure out how to add additional pens lol.

[ZionPhil]

NO WAY!!!. You are a GENIUS!

[bvandiepenbos]

cool
you could do same thing on your Rostock with
this www.tricklaser.com/Pen-Tool-holder-for-Rostock-MAX-RM-PTH.htm
and this www.all-spec.com/products/CW2000.html?gclid=CLTmpru-nLsCFbE-Mgodmj8Apw

I already have one of the pens.

Glenn, what software would you use to make the circuit and then gcode?

~*Brian

[BeeAmaker]

Dec 6, 2013 16:50:21 GMT -5 bvandiepenbos said:

cool
you could do same thing on your Rostock with
this www.tricklaser.com/Pen-Tool-holder-for-Rostock-MAX-RM-PTH.htm
and this www.all-spec.com/products/CW2000.html?gclid=CLTmpru-nLsCFbE-Mgodmj8Apw

I already have one of the pens.

Glenn, what software would you use to make the circuit and then gcode?

~*Brian

That is a different Pen, take a look at the kickstarter campaign, they show a comparison of line thickness and it takes a while to dry. What you have is a pen for repairing circuit board traces, not really suited for drawing circuits.

To use the Rostock you would have to draw a 3D object and then give it one layer height. Or create a program that will generate the G code, nothing out there that I know of. With a plotter you can draw it in Eagle or DipTrace and send it to the plotter, no extra software needed. But if we can figure out a way to do it on the Rostock, you would sell more pen holders