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I'm afraid I have to disagree with CanonPhreak about eventual failure.:P I have been using my self drilling sheet metal screws and rubber/neoprene 'O' Rings for over nine months. They fit very nicely into the hole after the "canon ball" has been removed from the cart. I have yet to have any...

I would like to add my thanks to this forum and Neil's site. IT IS GREAT. I was a devout Genuine everything user scared stiff to damage my precious printer until I stumbled on Neil's inkjet stuff site. What an eye opener. Having taken the plunge several months ago ( how time flies ) I will...

Thanks Rob :) , I've had a closer look at the screws I use and they seem to just discolor the color of the ink. It doesn't appear to be rust. Maybe the screws are a particularly good quality. The lighter color ink usually washes off with very hot water with only the black and cyan leaving a...

Hi Bob, Thanks for the info on your i950. I resized to the 584.2mm max on my height setting for the print and resized my custom paper size to match. A magnificent print resulted. Many cheers to you and a big Pooh Pooh to Canon for omitting such detail from the manual or dialogue. Too bad the...

Hi, Just thought I add my 2cents worth. I have a Canon i965 and have been refilling my carts ( I'm from down under in OZ). I have been using a round top self tapping zinc plated screw size 6, I think, with a rubber O-ring from a plumbing store to fit shank diameter of screw. After several...

Hi everyone, I recently acquired an i965 (I'm from Oztralia). Excellent printer I must add. I thought I would try taking and printing some Panoramic shots. I have a good shot taken by someone else of the Pits at the Clipsal 500 Motor Race in Adelaide. I duly set up a custom paper size, rather...