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I have had and used that Dymo for over a year. Money well spent.
Good to know - thanks. I'll be getting a second one for the lab, for sure!
Totally agree that the heat shrink labels are a sign of a professional. I think a 5200 is in my future. Thanks for the great tech tip!!
You can find cheap heat shrink tape for those cheap p-touch printers too.
6 month review, still ❤️ it, great machine!
Still working great! WE are using everyday as we do the wiring on our King's Pride Project
Can't wait to get back to class next year!!
Well done, especially after I noticed the "WakeSpeed" label! Gotta love Rick and Al @ WakeSpeed!
Yes, I was actually labeling wires for my WS500 I installed on my personal boat. Al & Rick did a great job on that regulator.
It’ll take me a while, but I’m adding labels all the time to my boat!
Do you know the voltage of the Dymo mains adapter?
No, I'm off on a vacation in Maine, I'll check when back on the west coast and report back!
The AC adapter is a basic 120 VAC to 9 VDC, so you can't run directly off your batteries - will need an inverter or DC to DC converter.
I have had and used that Dymo for over a year. Money well spent.
Good to know - thanks. I'll be getting a second one for the lab, for sure!
Totally agree that the heat shrink labels are a sign of a professional. I think a 5200 is in my future. Thanks for the great tech tip!!
You can find cheap heat shrink tape for those cheap p-touch printers too.
6 month review, still ❤️ it, great machine!
Still working great! WE are using everyday as we do the wiring on our King's Pride Project
Can't wait to get back to class next year!!
Well done, especially after I noticed the "WakeSpeed" label! Gotta love Rick and Al @ WakeSpeed!
Yes, I was actually labeling wires for my WS500 I installed on my personal boat. Al & Rick did a great job on that regulator.
It’ll take me a while, but I’m adding labels all the time to my boat!
Do you know the voltage of the Dymo mains adapter?
No, I'm off on a vacation in Maine, I'll check when back on the west coast and report back!
The AC adapter is a basic 120 VAC to 9 VDC, so you can't run directly off your batteries - will need an inverter or DC to DC converter.