First let me say I truly appreciate all the excellent help I've gotten from
this group over the last couple of weeks. All of you: Give yourself a hand!


With the price of printers as low as they are- I'm considering getting
myself a CD/DVD printer (epson r200/r300/r310) since it seems like I can get
one with ink carts for $100 or less. I'm intrigued by Continuous ink
systems though... And it seems they are about $200 for some tubing and empty
bottles? Is it possible to make your own continuous inking system? a do it
yourself (diy) kind of thing?

If anyone has instructions, literature, photo's, etc... I'd love to see and
read them. Please let us all know


THANKS IN ADVANCE.

Te wrote:

> First let me say I truly appreciate all the excellent help I've gotten from
> this group over the last couple of weeks. All of you: Give yourself a hand!
>
>
> With the price of printers as low as they are- I'm considering getting
> myself a CD/DVD printer (epson r200/r300/r310) since it seems like I can get
> one with ink carts for $100 or less. I'm intrigued by Continuous ink
> systems though... And it seems they are about $200 for some tubing and empty
> bottles? Is it possible to make your own continuous inking system? a do it
> yourself (diy) kind of thing?
>
> If anyone has instructions, literature, photo's, etc... I'd love to see and
> read them. Please let us all know
>
>
> THANKS IN ADVANCE.
>
>

There is a newsgroup devoted to DIY CIS inkjet systems.

It might be a Yahoo.com group or it could be a Usenet group.

YOu'll have to do a little searching on your own.

I used to subscribe, but decided not to build a CIS.

Jim

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"jbuch" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> > If anyone has instructions, literature, photo's, etc... I'd love to see
and
> > read them. Please let us all know

http://www.eddiem.com/photo/CIS/cis.htm

Ok reality is CIS works with Epson and Canon with seperate Ink tanks .. HP
not so good small foam chambers .
As for Epson canon well the Ink tank foam will get tired and not hold as
much ink when fed with a CIS system so new tanks will be neede
A lot of work whe nsimple refills works well.
Foamless tanks are whars needed for true long trouble free life

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>> > If anyone has instructions, literature, photo's, etc... I'd love to see
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>> > read them. Please let us all know
>
> http://www.eddiem.com/photo/CIS/cis.htm
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Messing with Canon foam based cartridges could lead to printhead clogs.
I have heard that it is when too much ink getting into the printhead
that eventually causes the clogging. Foamless cartridge for Canon is
a dangerous game to play.

John Smith wrote:

> Ok reality is CIS works with Epson and Canon with seperate Ink tanks ..
> HP not so good small foam chambers .
> As for Epson canon well the Ink tank foam will get tired and not hold as
> much ink when fed with a CIS system so new tanks will be neede
> A lot of work whe nsimple refills works well.
> Foamless tanks are whars needed for true long trouble free life
>
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>> "jbuch" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>> > If anyone has instructions, literature, photo's, etc... I'd love to
>>> see
>>
>> and
>>
>>> > read them. Please let us all know
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>> http://www.eddiem.com/photo/CIS/cis.htm
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