Just say NO!!I bought some ink and my .15 Infinity seemed to choke on it... I would like to try some dye-based inks and see if that makes any difference.
Inks... ooh.. ahh... *starts drooling* ok somebody I need an intervention here!!!
Just say NO!!
I would be tempted to try the ink from a printer cartridge refill kit. It's made to come out of holes about 1/5th that size and smaller. Plus it wasn't really available or highly developed when these .1 nozzles were around. hmmmm.....I bought some ink and my .15 Infinity seemed to choke on it... I would like to try some dye-based inks and see if that makes any difference.
Inks... ooh.. ahh... *starts drooling* ok somebody I need an intervention here!!!
As much as that would probably work, I would think the cost would be prohibitive. That stuff is hella expensive for very small amounts. Naturally they don't list a capacity on the package. Its probably cheaper to spend $20 on a bottle of ink that is 50-100 ml or whatever. Plus it comes in all sorts of cool colors instead of just black, red, yellow and blue. I guess you could mix them. I know for my printer a set of cartidges costs over 50 or 60 bucks!I would be tempted to try the ink from a printer cartridge refill kit. It's made to come out of holes about 1/5th that size and smaller. Plus it wasn't really available or highly developed when these .1 nozzles were around. hmmmm.....
As much as that would probably work, I would think the cost would be prohibitive. That stuff is hella expensive for very small amounts. Naturally they don't list a capacity on the package. Its probably cheaper to spend $20 on a bottle of ink that is 50-100 ml or whatever. Plus it comes in all sorts of cool colors instead of just black, red, yellow and blue. I guess you could mix them. I know for my printer a set of cartidges costs over 50 or 60 bucks!
Only downside I can see is that you may need a CMYK color wheel or reference.
That could be an upside though too since you could pretty much just look up the cmyk values for any color you pick off you computer screen and have a good idea of how to mix them to make a broader range of colors than your monitor is even capable of.