This is probably the most exciting discovery I have made yet! One of the first questions I get from peope interested in learning digital scrapbooking is “How much does it cost to get my pages printed?”
I discovered a bulk supply ink system that will make you think you died and went to ink heaven! With this system, ink costs are no longer an issue. This system feeds your printer from a large external tank using surgical tubing. Then your printer is fed ink through an I.V. system. No more worries about costly ink cartridges again!
Clear Choice Distributing (CCD) let me review the Epson R1400 and the Epson Artisan 800 All-in-One Copy/Fax/Printer. They both print out the most amazing color photos. The bulk supply ink system comes attached to the side of the printer and feeds into the cartridges. When it comes to refilling them, you just use a syringe and fill the outside containers.
Take a look at this….with this ink system you can print for less at home (includes price of paper, too!):
- 4″x6″ photo . . . . 5 cents
- 8-1/2″X11″ photo . . . 15 cents
- 12″x12″ Scrapbook pages . . . . $1.40
CCD offers OEM quality refill ink for your Brother, Canon and Epson printers. Their ink meets or exceeds the original manufactured specifications. The Bulk Ink comes in convenient 100ml bottles. You can purchase the printers with the ink system already installed. You can also purchase the bulk ink 100ml bottles for only $15.99 each. Wow!! What an amazing deal.
In addition, CCD offers great prices on 12″x12″ and 8-1/2″x11″ scrapbook matte finish paper, photo paper, canvas gloss ink jet paper, printable clear film transparency, printable vinyl adhesive matte, and printable iron-on heat transfer paper. You can call Paul at (801) 695-0526 or email him at ccdpauls@aol.com for more information.
Check it out now! This would make a GREAT gift for yourself.
You deserve to save money!
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I need to go check this out! I like the idea of bulk ink and I need a way to save on the cost of ink!
This is an amazing deal. Do you know if it works with the HP 8600 Printer? I am so excited. Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!
Kim,
I don’t think they do HP ink. However, more information is coming. When you are ready for ink, you really should check this out and compare. You will be amazed at the savings.
Personally, I’d never ever print my layouts this way, unless they were for a gift for someone that wasn’t planning on keeping it. I print all my layouts photographically – at a pro photo lab. Photographic prints are the only things that are archivally stable. Some home printers might get fairly long life, but you have to use the printer mfr.’s paper AND ink. Other combinations have been tested and get life as little as a few months.
I get 12×12 for $1.99 and can almost always find a free shipping deal, or I buy credits once a year for 25% off which more than covers shipping. I could never do a paper page for $1.99. So while this is a good deal if you print a lot of stuff, it’s not such a good deal for printing anything you want to keep for a long time.