Thanks for the info! I think that method will be worth trying. I have been avoiding using a soldering iron and doing all of my rework by placing the PCB above the hot plate of the V-One, heating to about 140C, then using a hot air gun to reflow components and rework traces. It takes some effort, but I have only seen a couple of traces be destroyed by the heat. They were particularly thin ink depositions anyway. All other “properly” deposited conductive ink seems to hold up decently well to repeated hot air reflows.
Overall, it is becoming harder and harder to get reliable prints out of the V-One, however. The amount of time I spent on my recent project printing, drilling, riveting, assembling, and reworking 5x PCBs was far above the effort, time, and cost of just ordering traditional FR4s from China ![:frowning: :frowning:](//community.voltera.io/images/emoji/twitter/frowning.png?v=5)