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another ink option rumor mill

another ink option rumor mill

2001-09-11 by pete baydar

re:
>Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 05:43:17 -0000
>From: "Tony Caltabiano" <calpen1@...>
>Subject: Re: another ink option
>
>Todd,
Yes, these are pure pigments - they are very finely
ground and are 
>running thorugh Iris printers in testing right now
from what I understand. 

Well this is going too far with us. This type of
unbelievable statement makes all of your other claims
seem as doubtful and equally ridiculous. Anyone who
knows anything about Iris printers knows that Iris
printers can not pass Epson compatible pigment inks
for at least 5 reasons= viscosity /conductivity
/droplet formation /filtration /pump friction.  

We may be black and white printers in this group, but
that doesn't make us stupid or gullible. Would you
please take your overenthusiastic and indellible hype
back to the list which you came from.


Pete

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Re: another ink option rumor mill

2001-09-11 by Tony Caltabiano

Pete,
You know what?  I am not going anywhere.  I have every right to be 
here, and discuss any subject relevant to bw printing.  I have been a 
member of this list since the first day it came online, and before 
that was a member of the Cone list.
I can't understand your attitude toward me, as I have been more than 
clear where I am coming from and what my intentions are.  When I get 
this quad ink running in my printer, you will hear more about it.
I haven't tried to sell any of this ink to anyone, and I don't intend 
to use this list to spam.    The qoute you were referring to was told 
to me by the inventor of this ink.  I don't know squat about Iris 
printers, and I don't care about them.  I would imagine that any ink 
that with modification can run through them could probably do fine in 
an epson.  That was my only point.  Gary Finnoe spent all weekend 
running this ink through a Xia.  If I was selling you Iris ink, I 
would probably have been there to watch it myself, so I could tell you 
more.  No, I wasn't suggesting that we unplug a 9000 cart and hook it 
up to a Xia.  Give me a little credit.
If you read the last line of my last post, you would see that I 
invited people with question to contact me offlist.  There are more 
important things in the here and now to discuss.
I Do resent your hostile attitute toward me.  You questioned my 
integrity and that was uncalled for.  If you dispute something I said 
you certainly can do it in a more dignified way, and we can talk about 
it.  If you want to step outside, then lets spare the list - we are 
here to learn from each other.  Besides, Mark Tucker said he thinks I 
may be a straight shooter, and I KNOW he doesn't just say that about 
anybody <g>
If I need to repeat this just for you, Pete, I will.  When I get this 
ink, if it turns out to be a dog, I will gladly report it.  I was 
offered a great opprotunity to be a dealer for this ink, I and I was 
impressed with what I saw.  I don't think it will be a dog, but I'm 
nobody's yes man.
So, knock it off.  Personally, I'm tired of this subject for now.  
There is no more about Indelible inks to take up bandwidth today.  I 
want to read posts from a lot of people I respect on this list.  When 
I have something to tell, I will.  Lets kill this thread for awhile, 
huh?

best to all,even you, Pete,
Tony Caltabiano


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., pete baydar <bpeteb@y...> 
wrote:
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> re:
> >Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 05:43:17 -0000
> >From: "Tony Caltabiano" <calpen1@a...>
> >Subject: Re: another ink option
> >
> >Todd,
> Yes, these are pure pigments - they are very finely
> ground and are 
> >running thorugh Iris printers in testing right now
> from what I understand. 
> 
> Well this is going too far with us. This type of
> unbelievable statement makes all of your other claims
> seem as doubtful and equally ridiculous. Anyone who
> knows anything about Iris printers knows that Iris
> printers can not pass Epson compatible pigment inks
> for at least 5 reasons= viscosity /conductivity
> /droplet formation /filtration /pump friction.  
> 
> We may be black and white printers in this group, but
> that doesn't make us stupid or gullible. Would you
> please take your overenthusiastic and indellible hype
> back to the list which

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