Anybody know of any good inexpensive wireless label printers? (for DIY juice bottles)
"Good" and "Inexpensive" are just about mutually exclusive.Anybody know of any good inexpensive wireless label printers? (for DIY juice bottles)
"Good" and "Inexpensive" are just about mutually exclusive.
True that.........lolbut i also have come across a lot of expensive junk!
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Went the cheap route myself. X-Star Premium 4k w/ Travel Case & 3 batteries $937.
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I'm using my Epson LW-600P, I love it!Anybody know of any good inexpensive wireless label printers? (for DIY juice bottles)
Anybody know of any good inexpensive wireless label printers? (for DIY juice bottles)
This is what I bought:
Titanium Wire Grade 1 Non-Resistance Wire
1) Wire Gauge (AWG) 26 Amount of Wire 8 oz
TEMCo Titanium Wire Grade 1 Non-Resistance AWG TEMCo Industrial
Notice it says "annealed", that was a plus in my book.
My first apartment in NYC was the spot to start the night for all my friends. We'd all meet up at my place and start drinking (cheaper) before going out but the main reason was the free show across the courtyard. I had an inside apartment on the 4th floor so my view was other apartments. There was a couple that lived on the 3rd floor across the courtyard and they would have sex all the time with the lights on and shades open.^^^ top window...2nd from the right...there's a guy with binoculars.
Ya right....LOL
Anybody know of any good inexpensive wireless label printers? (for DIY juice bottles)

This is exactly what I need. Print from the phone! That would be awesome, I just need to find a deal now.I'm using my Epson LW-600P, I love it!
Less than $100 (but they get their money back in cartridges), black and white only though, runs on AAAs if needed....
....will print graphics and barcodes, pc, android and ios apps.....
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Yeah, I've never had good luck running those thru my printers. Totally messed up a drum on a laser one time. And I've only used Avery ones. Thru an ink jet would be fine. But honestly I'd like to be able to print from the phone not the laptop.You can buy peel & stick on labels that come on regular paper size sheets and use them on about any printer. In MS Word and most other word processing software there is template setting for all kinds of different labels. When you buy the labels it will tell you on the package which templates to choose for printing. Here's one I've used before Avery 1
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Hehe... I couldnt exactly contribute, as mine didnt meet the original criteria:
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