sorry cant help you much about a canon, I have an epson maybe you might want to think bout one of them. Here is a post from a couple of days ago about the epson printer. sorry couldn't help that much
Good luck
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopicp-752051-.html#752051
I just got a canon i6000d from ebay. I was going to get this one or the 3000. It was for what ever was cheapiest and fastest ending. I guess it depends on how much you use it. I was just reading that when not using put the cleaning cartridges in the printer. This way it wont clog. I am waiting for mine to come in the mail.
I suspect this may be a "your mileage may vary" thing. I LOVE my Canon. No problems at all (until I refilled the cartridges this week - bummer - but that situation is improving). I have had several Epsons before (and still have one today) and have often had clogging issues with them. Haven't used an Epson with edible images, though. I didn't want the almost-invisible perforations Epson's paper-feed mechanism puts on the printed surface on my edible images.
I'm kind of a printer freak. I don't know how many printers I've had over the years. Many. Right now, I have three printers hooked to this computer...and a fourth one on the desk next to me...and a backup for my edible printer in the closet. All but one are Canons. I love 'em, and they're my first choice for edible images for many reasons, the most important being:
(a) The Canon printhead is simply removed for thorough cleaning when the worst happens and you get a stubborn clog. and
(b) You have to have a chip resetter for the Epson ink cartridges, should you refill them. A minor inconvenience, really - and maybe a non-issue for you
Many love and swear by their Epsons. In the end, you've gotta go with what fits your pocketbook and what you are comfortable with.
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