It looks like an impressive piece of kit. Definitely would love something like this. Perhaps something a little smaller as I think I would just like to make prints up to maybe A2 size. Thanks for sharing your experience with this printer Krystle :o)
One good thing about the Canon printers is they have print heads that are user replaceable, although expensive, the pf-10 is the current printhead and it's about $725. But you can sometimes find it for less. With my Canon pro 4000, even if I have not printed in a month or so, when I turn it on and do a nozzle check it will do a short cleaning cycle and then all the nozzles will look perfect. Although I do believe the more recent Epson printers have gotten better with this.
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It looks like an impressive piece of kit. Definitely would love something like this. Perhaps something a little smaller as I think I would just like to make prints up to maybe A2 size. Thanks for sharing your experience with this printer Krystle :o)
Hi, I am also impressed on your product and ideas. I am from India.
Thank you. I've been window shopping between Epson, HP and others.
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One good thing about the Canon printers is they have print heads that are user replaceable, although expensive, the pf-10 is the current printhead and it's about $725. But you can sometimes find it for less.
With my Canon pro 4000, even if I have not printed in a month or so, when I turn it on and do a nozzle check it will do a short cleaning cycle and then all the nozzles will look perfect. Although I do believe the more recent Epson printers have gotten better with this.