is there any way to "weld" the letters together on this cartridge instead of individual letters?
650950
There is not the ability to weld on this cartridge. You need a Gypsy to do that.
2181930
I have a slightly different model, P23-DH V, but on mine, if you will remove the cover (in front of the paper roll) and look at the cartridge itself on the left side, it will say "lift here." Lift that little extension and the cartridge pops right out, and you can pop the new one in and press until it clicks. Hope this helps.
230585
what you might try to do is to peel the bar code from the old cartridge, then stick it to the new cartridge you are replacing. What it's doing is fooling the printer into thinking your using a lexmark cartridge.
2011314
Its easy just pull the pen apart and pull the old cartridge out of its holder and stick the new one in there a little tuff sometimes to pull out but shouldn't harm it as an aircraft maintainer I use my aviator pen everday don't leave home without it. hope this helps you.
283070
You can if you put a penny inside before the cartridge. What this does is make the smaller cartridge about the lenth of the original one and seals the "mouth" of the top of the cartridge so no gas escapes. I have not only done this but I do not "screw" down the top all the way until I need the air. This way it can't puncture the cartridge. Hope this helps.
2213216
You can always find an engraver if that's what you wanted to do, otherwise I replied to your other one that we could do it with a metal strip personalized. Thank you again!
372554
Nope. Sorry. I wish they would add a simple OCR feature to the program for just that purpose, but it hasn't happened yet.
1820731
Yes with a cutting wheel and finish it off with a file and sand paper. Good luck
1843845
I am not sure if you can do it, but I had to do something like this and I worked around it as following:I light-glued both papers on a blank A4 paper and laminated them as one piece.
53667
Think you could. Might be able to do it yourself too. Lettering looks really sharp on my explorer!
2233181
You have first to split the two halves of the housing by untighten them. Once the two housings are separated it's very easy to reverse the plastic cartridge inside and reassembly the two halves of it. Do not exaggerate tightening up as in a month time you'll have to do this again. This is what I am doing every beginning of month. It' s funny you asked this question as I just did that 30 min ago when in the shower. I hope this helps, good luck!
2178765
In front of printer open the middle where it says Brother. Pull out old cartridge and just slide inNew cartridge. Instructions are shown
51408
It depends on the manufacturer. When I first did this I looked at video tutorials for my specific cartridge on YouTube.
953755
Try looking on You Tube as there are lots of helpful people there. The paper instructions that came with mine were only pictures (apparently so they don't have to print it in several languages) and it is a simple process of pulling the old one off and snapping the new one on.
1385109
I guess you could do it that way, depending on the design. I purchased 2 sets to try and avoid that problem. I also did a variation of designs and all liwer case or all capital letters. Hope this helps.
1301932
Twist all the way open to unscrew then pull out the used cartridge and replace it. It didn't break.
1055616
The letters are already precut so they just have to be punched out. I don't think they would work well in general die cut machines.