--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, William Carr <Jkirk3279@...> wrote:
Although a new print head for a Canon costs as much as a new print
head for an Epson, you just drop in a Canon head where an Epson
requires a DOS bootable computer, a bit of software that Epson doesn't
hand out to realign the heads, and quite a bit of time.
Steve Greenfield
>Absolutely.
> There might be one positive element to using non-Epson printers. If
> you print with a machine that has the print head built into the ink
> tank, you could diminish the potential problems of using solvent ink.
>
> Try it in an Epson and you would indeed need to worry about permanent
> damage to the printer.
Although a new print head for a Canon costs as much as a new print
head for an Epson, you just drop in a Canon head where an Epson
requires a DOS bootable computer, a bit of software that Epson doesn't
hand out to realign the heads, and quite a bit of time.
Steve Greenfield