Making identification labels
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Posted 27/06/2010 - 18:42
if you can get some very heavy duty clear tape, you can then put this over the printed labels, and cut neatly with a razorblade.
Sorry, can't remember the brand, but its like sellotape but much thicker... we use it at work to stick on flightcases over labels, and it will last pretty-much indefinatly being thrown in/out of trucks etc...
Still shooting in the dark (literally and metaphorically)...
Sorry, can't remember the brand, but its like sellotape but much thicker... we use it at work to stick on flightcases over labels, and it will last pretty-much indefinatly being thrown in/out of trucks etc...
Still shooting in the dark (literally and metaphorically)...
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Posted 27/06/2010 - 19:00
Retro, Dymo tape. £5 off ebay.
Or more modern electronic versions cost £20 ish again Dymo or Brother.
Lurking is shirking.!
Or more modern electronic versions cost £20 ish again Dymo or Brother.
Lurking is shirking.!
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Posted 28/06/2010 - 18:16
Thanks I'll give all the options a try.
Greg
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gregmoll
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Pretoria, South Africa
I'm looking for ideas on how to make aesthetically pleasing identification labels which can be glued to a lens cap. The ones I've made, using the normal printer label, become scruffy and marked over time, there must be a better material available.
Any thoughts,
Greg