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Any good printer ink supplier recommendations?

GrahamWelland

Subscriber & Workshop Member
I just picked up a new (well, new to me - thanks Harry!) HP Z3200 and inevitably I'll soon need to get some ink cartridges for it.

Any good recommendations on trustworthy sources of genuine inks at great price/great service?
 

kdphotography

Well-known member

GrahamWelland

Subscriber & Workshop Member
Thank you all. This is very helpful.

Shades of Paper may be getting my first bit of business with the D-Roller. I LOVE the Z3200 but curl is no fun especially on large prints.

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D&A

Well-known member
I've dealt with Atles.com, Inkjetart and Shades of Paper and all have been efficient, quick with good customer service. Prices on certain items can often be different between them with the occasional sales on items, so it's good to compare prior to purchasing.

Dave (D&A)
 

Mr.Gale

Member
Thank you all. This is very helpful.

Shades of Paper may be getting my first bit of business with the D-Roller. I LOVE the Z3200 but curl is no fun especially on large prints.

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It is easy and cheap to make a device to flatten your prints. If you would like more info, let me know.

Mr.Gale
 

GrahamWelland

Subscriber & Workshop Member
The do it yourself hints would be very welcome, thank you!

I've been reading a few concerns about the longevity of the D-Roller & rubber sticking (or not). I don't mind paying for quality but I HATE stuff that fails.
 

kdphotography

Well-known member
Graham, I made my own D-roller using an extra heavy duty 3" core (I think it was an extra core from a paper backdrop) which I cut into different lengths. I made a 24" model and a 44" model. I used Tyvek as a rolling substrate as I've found it is thin, pliable, somewhat "soft/gentle" and very strong. Works great and easily stored. No longevity problems whatsoever....

ken
 

oc garza

New member
Atlex and they tend to run a bit less expensive than most. They are also pretty free with 5% discounts after a large order.
 
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