Refilling CANON Sponge carts and The evolution of the process!

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  • Опубликовано: 26 янв 2025

Комментарии • 11

  • @pascalhibon7928
    @pascalhibon7928 4 года назад

    Another great video Jose! I'm wondering, are you a professional printer or is this a hobby that got waaaaayyy out of hand (considering the amount of printers you have there)?

    • @cheo1949
      @cheo1949  4 года назад

      I can print at any level. The reason for so many printers is so I can answer all your questions pertaining to all those same printers.

  • @JanetDiaz6152
    @JanetDiaz6152 4 года назад

    Thank you Jose... Again Love your Videos and knowledge...

    • @cheo1949
      @cheo1949  4 года назад

      Thank you Janet!

  • @giankip
    @giankip 4 года назад

    Jose que tal? Tengo un problema que mis fotos salen todas feas. Estoy frustrado. Tengo una pixman pro 10. Salen muy feas siempre. Que será? Cómo te puedo enviar las fotos para que las veas ?

    • @cheo1949
      @cheo1949  4 года назад

      No estas aciendo el proceso correctamente. Como no estoy alla contigo no puedo sugerir algo specifico. So usas las tintas originales eso es la razon.

  • @crystofhervega2788
    @crystofhervega2788 4 года назад

    If I replaced gray on my pro-10 when declared empty by printer, does that mean the sponge of that cartridge is dried of ink? What I'm doing is buying new cartridges as they empty out till have a full second set and buy ink to refill, I have PC and Red on warnings, should I replace them before declared empty? Really thanks for you videos, very clear and informative.

    • @cheo1949
      @cheo1949  4 года назад +1

      There is no sponge. Only the PRO100 uses sponge carts.
      You can run your OEM new carts till declared empty. Then you can reset and drip fill with your inks of choice to 32-33 grams weight. You can reset refill and replace them at will whenever you please.

    • @crystofhervega2788
      @crystofhervega2788 4 года назад

      @@cheo1949 great, thank you

  • @sirmightymoose
    @sirmightymoose 4 года назад

    I'm not totally sold on this "vacume" method until we do a lot more testing on it. I can modify a cart in my sleep and pop the ball out in 3 seconds but this method seems like a lot more work overall. Martin at Octoink has done a lot of testing in this area and easier "tools" like something called the "clip clamp" and other fill accessories but I find little cause to say the method is better.

    • @cheo1949
      @cheo1949  4 года назад

      It's just another way to tackle refilling. The refilling clamp used to sold by Rjettec but no longer. We used to call this refilling method "The Freedom Method". How good was it? Apparently top filling as you know won out ultimately.