Look at the MIS site. Not only do they sell all the parts, you can download their instructions. Actually, the only assembly work is drilling, taping the carts and screwing in the elbow fittings. MIS even sells the drill, tap and glue to do that. But when you add up the price of the resettable chips, the bottom fill adapters, the brackets for the carts & printer and everything else, you just end up buying their system. Bob Michaels --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "nepenthez2001" <andreas@w...> wrote: > > Yes, I agree with Richard 100%. Their prices are very competitive, > > too. They also sell lots of parts to construct your own CIS. I > > purchased my first CFS and then proceeded to build 4 others > > without any problems. > > > Dear Nick, > > this sounds very interesting. > > I also thought about building my own CIS, however had problems > getting some parts, e.g. the little plastic "tubes" glued on the > cart to attach the rubber tubings on. > > Is there an instruction somewhere on the internet? A list of part > supplyers? > > Bye > > Andreas
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Re: Alternatives to ink cartridges (CIS vs CFS)
2004-05-09 by Bob Michaels
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