That's brilliant...so simple it's no wonder it never occurred to me. Thanks for the tip. Be seeing you... Bob --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "jimhayes361" <jimhayes@j...> wrote:> I did this with a CIS nomorecarts, but you can try it with the MIS > tubing: > > get a set of EZ-Plugs from nomorecarts distributer. Or use an old > cracked one if you have it. You will need a six pin version for a six > tube CFS, four for a four tube CFS, etc... > > Get a set of bottle caps with no holes in top. > > Pinch a tube off and remove from bottle. Run the end of tubing under > fairly warm water for awhile. After a minite or two, if the CFS tubing > is like the CIS tubing, the little metal pin in the plastic base fits > right in to the tube. As the tube cools, it seals tight and you can > remove the pincher. > > Repeat for the rest of tubing, washing excess ink off as you warm the > tubes under warm water. Seal the bottles with the caps. > > The MIS rivets are too big to fit in the tubes...use the $15 EZ- Plugs. > Or go to hardware store and buy smaller rivits or a metal rod maybe.. > Jim H.
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Re: somewhat OT: how to ship a printer with CFS installed?
2002-05-16 by xratspikex
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