Unfortunately Epson have released a large number of printers with something like 40 different models in the last 3 years alone. Add to that they give different sales regions a different model number (eg: R200 in the UK, R210 in the USA) and this further confuses things.
At present the solutions to the problem are:
- Get people to send their printer to me, I fit a kit for free and document the process
- Get technically adventurous and adept people to fit the kit on a "new" printer and document the process for a reward
- Purchase in a spares/repair or new printer myself, fit the kit, document it and then sell it on eBay.
- Increase my kit sales and thus have more capital to invest in option #3
Options #1 and #2 are wide open to anyone wanting to go that route while option #3 is waiting on sufficient income and space in my workshop to make this possible. As for option #4, obviously the more kits I sell the more capital I have to invest in new printers.. So by promoting this forum and the OctoInkjet shop, you'll definitely be helping
If you have any recommendations or requests for a particular printer to be prioritised then please post your suggestion in this thread and I'll do my best to get it on the top of the list, funds permitting.
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Printers: (Canon) MP500/830, MX700, iP4000/4200/4300/4500/5200, iX4000(A3) (Epson) C84/86, D88, CX6600, R285/800/1900 (HP) K550, K850, K5400, L7680