In my recent 1160 CIS shopping, InkJetArt.com was a little less expensive than MediaStreet.com for me. Because the CIS cost enough to qualify for free shipping at InkJetArt.com. I assume that's not why InkJetArt.com left the instructions out and MediaStreet sent me two copies of the CIS instructions with their CIS-Gen4 bundle. Or why InkJetArt didn't respond to my e-mail inquiry when I wrote to ask about my order after I got my MediaStreet order but still had not, a few days later, gotten my InkJetArt order. The big CIS-related bargain, however, if they work, is the cart-plugging rivets MIS sells for pennies apiece on InkSupply.com. The other two sell acrylic cartridge stands for about as much as the acrylic bottle stands. The bottle stands, incidentally, add enough to the width of the printer to make installation and refilling awkward for me. If any of the web sites offering them or NoMoreCarts' itself provides bottle-stand dimensions, I couldn't find them. The squarish four-bottle stands I got are roughly 5 1/8 inches by 4 3/4 inches. Whereas the bottles themselves are about two inches in diameter. The difference will keep me from having quite enough wiggle room if I use the stands instead of lining the bottles up in a one-bottle deep column alongside the printer. Sam >Thanks for everyones help. > >I am now looking at ordering a CIS sytem to go along with the 1160. >I looked at the prices of the Piezography*BW inks and I think I will >stick with MIS inks for now (they are actually in my price range). > >Once again thanks for your help, > >kalahari
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CIS shopping (was Re: [Digital BW] Cost per print? using Epson1160 and MIS inks)
2002-02-10 by Sam A. McCandless
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