Is this the right tool for punching a hole onto the Canon 104 toner cartridge?
306786
yes it is. Trick is to make sure tool is very hot and punch straight down. Doesn't take too much pressure if tool is hot enough. Hope this helps.
1773975
It's probably not the best tool for the job. The toner won't be of any use at all through the wall. The way I would approach this problem is to take my VOM (volt ohm meter) and a spool of small gauge wire to extend one of the meter leads, then measure resistance from one termination to the other end of the speaker wire. You might be able to use the cable testing functions to check the continuity, but you'd have to convert it to an RJ45 connectors, and it's not worth the bother. =^..^=
1750727
Be careful when you drill as you don't want extra plastic in with the toner. It is best to melt a hole in the spot that the instructions show for your particular cartridge. You can buy a soldering gun or if you have one you can attach a piece of copper tubing to it and melt a clean hole in the plastic cartridge.
1914635
I think so. Have you tried adding toner? it seems very simple like cut a hole with circle bit provided, pour in toner and cover with tape also provided. I'll do that next time. Still if this cartridge works, it is easier. I've needed to take my new out and shake it hard once. goog luck K
1707496
If your table is still equipped with the original tonearm and headshell, then yes, it will accept any standard mount cartridge, including this one. That is a nice table you have, and you can find a wealth of information on it here: http://www.vinylengine.com/library/technics/sl-1700.shtml. Have fun!
2112896
Answer here...Honestly I would tell you to go to the Canon Website and chack . I could not find this product at Staples so I had to go on line for the cartridge .
1925228
you understand I am not the vendor, only a customer... The SOL toner I ordered from Tonerize, LLC was for a MF4350d... my bottles are black printed labels and say "Canon 104"... the toner works very well for me... hope this helps...K
426083
I've used it to punch clear plastic covers without any issues. Not sure of the material, but they look like overhead projector sheets (remember those?).
172228
I have no idea if it will work. I have a cheap canon 240 (after the death of about four printers caused by my kids I switched to the cheap ones. I've had this one for about 6months or so). I can tell you that you will get tons of copies. I have had this cartridge for almost 2 months and I'm still getting great copies. I teach homeschool and I make my own worksheets and so I do make alot of copies. Sorry I couldn't be more specific.
1852283
I use the standard OTC press that pretty much all other presses are modeled after. I think it would work.
1970216
Hi Kevin, unfortunately I am only using it for my printer - you may find other reviews that address this use. It is inexpensive and not an overly sophisticated device but seems to be well made and their customer service personnel are very helpful. Lawson
1778175
The tip is mighty sharp. It doesn't actually make a hole in anything but is used to make a little indent in your drilling surface so your drill bit doesn't float when you do try to make a precision hole. You can also put your drill bit beside the tip and confirm the size that way. If the bit is wider than the tip of the punch then good, if its the same size then there you go. The size of this punch is like around the size of ball point pin so its not going to make a great big pilot indent...
1247315
I'm not sure, I have a Canon Image Class MF4770n snd that was the recommended toner for my printer. Sorry I could not be of more help.
1932504
Depend on type of machine. I use cartridge 104 for sometime now and very happy with its product
232364
Any toner will if you attach pos lead to the outside shield. If you use inside copper, very difficult to trace
471438
Honestly I am not sure. Check with Staples or Office Depot for the most compatible model or contact Canon for a conversion number. You can take your old cartridge with you for comparison. Sorry I wasn't able to be more help.
284500
No need to drill any holes if you are buying for a compatible printer. Just be sure to leave the clear plastic that covers the nozzle as is. It will be punctured when you insert the cartridge into the printer. These have worked well in my Brother MFC-J425W.