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    Homemade storage clips

    I was not content with orange cap and rubber band, so here is the result of few days work.
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    Fade test for InkTec and cheap photo paper

    Because I had a good experience with InkTec ink for Canon 525/526 cartridges (no clogs, good compatibility with Canon ink, good color reproduction) I was curious to see how it works with 2 cheap photo papers I currently have, Verbatim and Real glossy photo paper. The setup: a pattern of...
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    Printhead damaged by intensive black only printing

    Last 2 days I printed about 2000 pages of black only text on Pixma IP5000. Before that, the nozzle check was ok. After, exactly a quarter of cyan, yellow and dye black nozzles were gone. This happened also some time ago with yellow in my first Pixma IP4500, in similar circumstances. All I can...
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    Electrical resistivity measurement as an aid for refill in opaque cart

    With introduction of opaque cartridges, top filling and German method are seriously hindered. As a way to know exactly when the reservoir is filled to capacity, I am proposing an electric way to see it, by permanently inserting two electrodes in spongeless side of cartridge and measuring the...
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    Fridge method for refilling BCIs and CLIs

    :lol::lol::lol: I proudly present you the Fridge method! No needles! No holes! No plugs! No seals! Only a syringe and a fridge! Here it is: Step 1. Drip ink in outlet port until the sponge is saturated. Step 2. Place the cartridge in fridge for couple of hours, outlet port down. Step 3. Take...
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    Overview of refilling BCI-6 CLI-8

    Just for fun.:lol: All tested.:D
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    Variation to German method

    Well, instead of drilling the hole in usual place, I drilled it on the side of cartridge, at about half the distance between outlet port and spongeless compartment, angled toward spongeless compartment. It is a bit more difficult to drill the angled hole, but it allows to use a far shorter...
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