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Thread: Wire Labels
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03-01-2018 #1
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Wire Labels
I'm having trouble keeping track of all my add on circuits so I'm thinking it's time I bought a label printer to label the wires with.
Are there any brands out there that are exceptionally good for the money, or printers that I would be wise to stay away from?
From what I have seen in my searches the big ticket item(s) are the label cartridges, not the printers themselves.
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03-01-2018 #2
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The Dymo 4200 that prints on heatshrink tubing is pretty slick.
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03-03-2018 #3
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We used this at work, great printer. We have to label each wire on industrial control circuits so gets used a lot!
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03-05-2018 #4
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I have a Dymo Rhino that I use a ton. I buy labels in bulk from China and use good quality clear heatshrink over top of the printed labels. I use yellow w/ black printing as it seems to hold up better than white. It's only about 10-11 dollars a cartridge that way.
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