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> > Printing with UV light directly onto circuit boards would be the perfect technology for prototypes. Have anybody here seen a suitable UV printer or UV print head?
> 
> You still need all the chemicals, still need the drilling and still have
> no through hole contacts. Milling is much more convenient.
> 
> That said, there are lasers generating UV and many X-Y-robots suitable
> for such a laser. DLP beamers are also known to emit quite some UV.

Yes drilling is the largest problem but it is also a nice project to have in the lab.