I have a canon 104 compatible staples STC-R20. Does that necessitate the use of a holemaker?
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I'd recommend you to read the page http://www.inkowl.com/index.php?C=2&S=4&B=2&product=247&p=product . As I read is necessary to make a hole on your tonner cartridge. You can do with a nife, drill or scisors but I preferred to buy the toll that made the job cleaner and easter.
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I'd recommend you to read the page http://www.inkowl.com/index.php?C=2&S;=4&B;=2&product;=247&p;=product . As I read is necessary to make a hole on your tonner cartridge. You can do with a nife, drill or scisors but I preferred to buy the toll that made the job cleaner and easter.
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I don't have any idea on this..sorry. Maybe check with a Canon dealer? That's what I'd do if I were you. Good luck.
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I'm not sure..It's been a while since I owned that printer...This should be something that could be found on the Canon web page....
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I think it depends on your printer. Mine won't work unless both cartridges are available. Try Canon'swebsite and see if they can help you.
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Pat I think I looked up the calculator model on the Canon web site to find out which part would fit. I found the replacement ink cartridge at Staples.
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Yes, just get the one for the canon mount. Remember these are manual focus as the lens and the camera can't communicate.
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To me it looks like a no. Try the Canon QY6-0061 Printhead for Pixma Photo PrinterMake sure to check your printer's specs.
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Here are dimensions for four Canon cameras:Model W" x H" x D"SX260 4.19 2.40 1.29SX270 4.19 2.40 1.28SX275 4.19 2.40 1.28SX280 4.19 2.40 1.28Assuming the socket hole is in the same place, any of them should fit. Also, other sellers whose banner ad honestly declares this to be of "PU leather" (rather than "leather") claim it fits all of those cameras. They also sell it for less.
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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
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I bought BCH ink for HP+ Cannon. works well. Be sure to wear rubber gloves.
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I have a Canon 6 D but the instructions says it works with that Nixon model
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You will need an ILNS, INSERT L, for 1 1/4" 8 TPI RH. These inserts are carried by most major woodworking chains (Rockler and Woodcraft stores) as well as the major woodturning on-line outlets (Craft Supplies, Packard Woodworks, etc.). Usually anyone who carries the Nova Chucks line will carry the more common inserts. Prices run around $25, more or less.Make sure your chuck is not the model with "fixed threads" that are manufactured with 1x8", 1.25x8", metric, etc. as these do not accept the inserts. The majority of chucks are the type that require inserts. Check out "teknatool.com" (the manufacturer) under products/lathe accessories/adaptors. You will need an ILNS, INSERT L, for 1 1/4" 8 TPI RH. These inserts are carried by most major woodworking chains (Rockler and Woodcraft stores) as well as the major woodturning on-line outlets (Craft Supplies, Packard Woodworks, etc.). Usually anyone who carries the Nova Chucks line will carry the more common inserts. Prices run around $25, more or less.Make sure your chuck is not the model with "fixed threads" that are manufactured with 1x8", 1.25x8", metric, etc. as these do not accept the inserts. The majority of chucks are the type that require inserts.... » Read More You will need an ILNS, INSERT L, for 1 1/4" 8 TPI RH. These inserts are carried by most major woodworking chains (Rockler and Woodcraft stores) as well as the major woodturning on-line outlets (Craft Supplies, Packard Woodworks, etc.). Usually anyone who carries the Nova Chucks line will carry the more common inserts. Prices run around $25, more or less.Make sure your chuck is not the model with "fixed threads" that are manufactured with 1x8", 1.25x8", metric, etc. as these do not accept the inserts. The majority of chucks are the type that require inserts. Check out "teknatool.com" (the manufacturer) under products/lathe accessories/adaptors. « Show Less
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Not sure, but I've used much less capable printers to print photos of many different dimensions. I believ that you could accomplish this in Photo Shop printing options, and if not, then you could use any number of customizable printing software packages. A call to Canon at 800-652-2666 should get this question accurately answered.
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The is ok, just the size of the hole is a little bigger than was supposed to be ideal. It works good. My printer is Brother Laser
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My Printer is a Cannon 2100, However Ink Tech is Similar in InkJet Printers, Just Be Careful Where you Drill The Hole.
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this kit is very compatible with my Cannon MP495 - But I only fill the cartridge 1/2 way full (1/2 of each bottle) If you over fill, it makesit prone to burp or leak or spill - Be sure to drill hole for plug on top side, not bottom~! & the quality of prints are like a new one at 1/4 the price - good luckI love the kit, and will re-buy when I run low again, and the status window on mine shows LOW, and still needs ink, but that is a S/W flaw from Cannon~!
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If you have the manual follow the procedure. If not google cannon pc 170 personal copier/manual. It is not hard to do, just difficult to explain in this message. Good luck