Just wondering if anyone else keeps a copier at their home?
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148Yes, I can't get enough of work.0%65No, I keep work and home separate.0%64Who Cares?0%19 -
My answer. Yes, a Canon IR3300. -
I have at home what I tell everyone at work NOT to buy----an inkjet all-in-one for about 30.00, with some laser printers as well.
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I have a Mita KM-1810 that I took out of a dumpster, my wife makes about 20 copies a year on it. I upgraded a few years ago from a DC-1415.Comment
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Not a complete working machine, but enough spare parts/complete units/consumables/kits to build several machines.
2 & 1/2 car garage, my car, wifes car & 1/2 for all the copier stuff.
--The wife loves me--
Actually, most of the time, she wants it ALL GONE!!
'Not a chance' is my reply.
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I don't have a copier at home, but I once took an old key counter system home with me so I could set fire to it after years of trouble. lolPlease don't ask me for firmware or service manuals as refusal often offends.Comment
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Answer: No, but I'd like to. My wife could use one, and it'd be handy to have one that could scan documents via network using a document feeder. I'm just waiting for one of these to show up around here ready to go to the dumpster so I can get one for free.
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Why, of course.
An old Gestetner 3222 with a print controller and fax. At one time I really needed it for the fax, now my wife just wears it out printing out crap.NEVER ASSUME ANYTHINGComment
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We used to. We kept an old Panasonic D series or a 10 series around. Now we just have a Lexmark Optra s2455.Comment
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Actually two working ones: a Mita DC-1255 and a Mita DC-1655, both in perfect working order. I'm starting a copier museum...
Those are big step up from the Mita 900D that I was using up until 1995.Last edited by blackcat4866; 07-22-2009, 03:09 PM.If you'd like a serious answer to your request:
1) demonstrate that you've read the manual
2) demonstrate that you made some attempt to fix it.
3) if you're going to ask about jams include the jam code.
4) if you're going to ask about an error code include the error code.
5) You are the person onsite. Only you can make observations.
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No copier, but enough PC carcasses to build at least 3 working (albeit slow) ones, numerous SCSI cards and cables, serial and parallel cables, extinct software, and enough books to start a library for geeks. Not to mention about 1,000 floppy disks - I think I still may have about 30 5.25" floppies, still in the box.
I guess in my case PC stands for "Packrat Central"...
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Yup! 1 analog canon 7130 that works pretty good, one oki es1624 mfp for colour and a workhorse hp laserjet 4100 with an external hp jet direct.. (it had an internal nic but it kacked!)!
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Well not really at my home but i got a few copiers for the old man from work. Old SF2120 with DF and duplex. He thought that was really cool since it was a upgrade from a old canon slide top
When that packed in he got a AR151 with fax and then a customer got pissed with their Xerox expensive to run peice of crap color MFP and bought a Ricoh. Cleaned the laser glasses and the colors got better.
Jesus christ people are dumb, just got off the phone while writing this... "my cash register that has thermal printers in it won't print on plain paper rolls." Morons
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While you're at it, can't you just fax me over some money? How in the hell does all that paper squeeze through those tiny little lines?
As I've said before, it does keep food on the table.Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, Comptia A+, Comptia Network+Comment
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