Digital BW, The Print

My experiences are only with refilling original Epson 2100 carts and
that has worked well for many months now. I'm still using the same carts
I used five months ago. From what I understand the Epson carts are quite
well built, and have the self-sealing exit hole which the Septone carts
are missing. I wonder if you could just buy the 4oz bottles and the
plugin from Inkjetgoodies and fill the inks into Epson carts?

I think $18 per cart is too much, and I don't want to lock my printer
into one inkset with CFS, so if I ever tried the Septone system it would
have to be refills.

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Daniel Staver
http://daniel.staver.no 

> > 3) If the software works as advertised it should be a flexible
> > and easy to use system with reasonable cost....  The inks are
> > available in bottles and Daniel Staver reports being able to refill
> > the 2100 carts.
> 
> For what it's worth, I spoke with someone at InkjetGoodies 
> yesterday about the Septone system, which they resell, and 
> they reported poor results trying to refill the carts that 
> ship with the Septone system. I didn't ask them to elaborate, 
> unfortunately. 
> I got the impression that print quality suffered in some respect.
> 
> Of course, that's second hand. If R9 or others are reporting 
> that refilling is a reliable option, I'd be interested to 
> know it. One of the downsides of the system seems to be that, 
> without refilling 
> carts or using the CFS, you're spending $18/cart. Based on 
> that conversation, I had decided that if I purchased the 
> Septone system, it would only make economic sense with the CFS.