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Canon sent me an email asking me to participate in a survey in which they would connect to my printer and gather information such as pages printed etc. (I agreed as there is a possible prize of a Canon camera) As part of this process there was an opportunity to make a comment about the survey...

I have read through this entire thread and admit that the technical stuff is way over my head. Please let me know if I have the right overall practical sense of where we stand on refilling the new Canon printers. 1. First off let me say hats off to Canon for clear plastic carts. 2. Most likely...

Oh, Well. I guess I am a little behind the times. Thanks for the reply.

Try these instructions, I havn't worn out a cartridge yet. http://www.atlascopy.com/knowledge/Canon_Refill.pdf I recommend a couple of variations to these instructions. 1) Heat the pin when making the hole in the ball. 2) To use this method with the my Canon Pixma ip3000 I had to cut about...

The most interesting comment from Canon in the "AtlasCopy Letters" (http://atlascopy.com/pixma.htm) was... "However, you may be able to circumvent the new ink tank system by refilling the ink tanks before you receive the low ink warning message." The new chipped printers, I think, get this...

That looks very simple I will try it next time I get my hands on a virgin cartridge. The method I use is very similar and the instructions can be found here http://www.atlascopy.com/knowledge/Canon_Refill.pdf I recommend a couple of variations to these instructions. 1) As described above...

First off I am assuming that you do your own ink refilling, otherwise this project would be too expensive using an ink jet. Your job as described is 5,000-20,000 pages of printing. Maybe just go out and get a new cheapie Epson that uses the same ink cartridges that you use now and start...

My father-in-law gave me a set of chipped cartridges from his Canon printer. He is the kind of customer that Canon is looking for. I told him I could refill them for him but he was absolutely not interested when I mentioned the warranty issues. He just went and bought a complete new set of...

Hello, This is my first post to this, or any other, forum. I am the person who had the dialog with Canon tech support mentioned at the beginning of this thread. http://atlascopy.com/pixma.htm DISCLAMER. Some things in this correspondence with Canon were not true. 1) I was not thinking about...