Jeri Ellsworth talks to Jon Beck at Maker Faire about silk-screening EL displays with electroluminescent ink manufactured by Dupont. Jon is from CLUE, the Columbia Laboratory for Unconventional Electronics. (How great is that name? Their logo is a question mark where the dot is the ground symbol.) The video is a little hard to hear, with all the ambient noise, but there’s more information on the link below.
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Can anyone get post any more information on the carving printer he gestures to? I can’t make out the name he says, only that it costs about $250.
Something like that could make my life a lot easier.
Thanks!
The cutter is a Graphtec CraftROBO. We’ve had it for a couple of weeks and it’s been great.
http://www.graphteccorp.com/craftrobo/