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Just a small note.. Before I went to CIS kits I used to use Aluminium tape to secure and seal the bottom ink port on my Epson 740 carts.. It's very effective at producing a seal and avoided leakage, etc...
That's just an aside really... otherwise I'd simply use a glue gun or some Bluetack (UK brand name for silly putty or something I think) to create little walls between your cartridge spaces.. After all you only really need to keep the rubber pad from cross contaminating so creating enclosures at glue/tak walls at each side should stop that and the wood will generally soak up small spillages. Anything bigger and I'd imagine you'd be starting over
That's just an aside really... otherwise I'd simply use a glue gun or some Bluetack (UK brand name for silly putty or something I think) to create little walls between your cartridge spaces.. After all you only really need to keep the rubber pad from cross contaminating so creating enclosures at glue/tak walls at each side should stop that and the wood will generally soak up small spillages. Anything bigger and I'd imagine you'd be starting over