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What is you favorite printer?
I love my Xerox 8830 printer, what do you use for printing of your drawings? But the one problem I do have is that, after 5-10 prints it will leave blochy marks on the page.
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HP 1050C and 8150N. For up to 11 x 17, the 8150 is great.

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I really love all Cannon bubble jets printers i had.
I had others like EPSON or HP, but CANNON rules.
I have a iP 1500 now, very nice, very cool. best cost/benef , cheap ink cartgs
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I have been using my Epson RX600 for a little over a year now and really like it.
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I use a Epson CX6600 Scanner printer copier... and I couldnt be happier with it. seperate ink tanks and if you print photos that look great on this printer.
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