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Interesting method I might try on an Epson. How thick is the plastic plate? Al

Thank you for the link to the test ghwellsjr did. It was very interesting reading. Al

Wil, was the ink that was still in the sponges also OCP ink? I will be opening my Christmas gift (Canon Pro9000 MK2) the 25th, and I am interested in using 3rd party ink. Al

i just bought a Canon i9100 at a thirft store for its cartridges. I plugged it in to see if it might work, and I get a green light and then amber light blinking seven times and then green then amber blinking seven times, etc Would anyone know what the amber light blinking seven times means...

Yes, I enjoyed the video, and very nicely done. I was thinking that my Epsons could not be refilled. Al

Your comment about Alps printers reminds me of buying four recondition Alps 1000 printer from Alps many years ago. I think I still have three unopened boxes that came from Alps. How time flies, and interests change. Al

My bottles are marked 4 oz, but on their website the picture of the bottles says 2 fl. oz. http://home.eol.ca/~mikling/Inks.html Al P.S. Please give me some examples of liquids being bought and sold by weigh. Examples of liquids being bought and sold as volumes are gasoline, milk, water, etc.

If an item is sold as volume, the buyer expects the stated volume or a little more, NOT LESS. On your $18 ink purchase, you were short 7ml out of 59.147ml or 11.8% or $2.13. If the purchase I just made of 8 ink 4 oz. bottles for $43.88 was shorted the same percent, that would equal $5.18. We...

How are you measuring the two oz.? Pour one of the containers of ink in 1/4 cup to see if you are short of ink. i think you will find you were given too much. Al

It looks like a printer design flaw. http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1003&message=34119670

Is it possible that the Epson 1400 wide format printer doesn't handle 4" wide paper very well? I would try wider paper. You might have a feeding problem with 4" paper. Al

Almost? It looks perfect to me, good work. Al

The idea of putting a second copy behind the original is a good idea, thank you. Al

Well, I went ahead and put the questionable print head in the perfectly working printer, and the print head was bad. Then I put the good printhead back into the printer that had been working perfectly, and YES I still have one perfect printer. I was thinking of taking the bad print head apart...

Yes, I was thnking of trying that, then I thought I might then have both printers not working. Could the good print head be damaged by putting the good head in the printer that is not working. Al

http://www.nifty-stuff.com/forum/uploads/1302_printer_test.jpg The above is a scan of a nozzle check on a Canon iP6000D printer (calling it #2 printer). The nozzles are clean and ink cartridges are not in question, because they came from a perfectly working iP6000D printer (calling it #1...

Which is better in picture frames for fade resistance, plastic or glass? The plastic I am asking about is- Acrylite OP-3 P-99 which is an Ultaviolet Filtering Museum Quality non-glare matte finish. I would think that the plastic would give off gases that would harm the photo, where the glass...

I am not sure if the complaints were about quality of Canon printers as much as complataints about smaller cartridge size and harder to refill. Al

I'll ask my question in a different way. The backup print head (Canon iP4300) has been totally dry for over two months. Do I just leave the head in the condition it is in, or do I-----? Al

So, are you guys saying that a backup print head that I cleaned, dryed, and put in a smaill box two months ago, is now damaged? Al