This is the one I got and use. One of the few that allows up to 4 lines. Can you it with either 12mm or 18mm tape. I like it, very user friendly.
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Do any of theservice printer print on clear labels? I donāt know why but I canāt get past clear labels.
Iām using clear labels on mine right now. I have discovered I donāt care for it much. Although it looks really cool to have them be transparent on the bottles, the words are harder to read.
I like the label to be the size of maybe a envelope label. Though
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Did yours arrive yet, @Pro_Vapes? This little sucker is awesome, tho i wish it had a catch tray.
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It came todayā¦ just before time to leave for work. Maybe Iāll have time this weekend to play with it a bit.
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Well thats a bummer, it is pretty easy to setup and use. I was printing labels in just a little bit.
Holler if i can help.
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Thanks, I sure will.
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I have two Dymo LabelWriters. One is for shipping labels (4X6) ā¦best purchase ever, and one 450 turbo (1 /14" X 3 1/2" labels). The Dymo label software is pretty good and allows for some creativity (adding pics) ā¦still B&W tho. Did my first label yesterday. Shipping tape over the label (120ml) to waterproof
Oh and Wayne, no stress brah, this is for personal us only ā¦no sales
ā¦just made this one no need to mod pic (convert to B&W) just prints in black
How do people feel having their likeness put on my labels?
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@BoDarc Thanks for pointing these out to me. You can order sample sheets for free. I just ordered three sheets of matte and three of glossy. Iāll see how they work out.
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@Ken_O_Where do you print your labels on the paper labels or the āfilm/plastic/whatever that stuff is calledā stuff.
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Donāt mean to butt in since you addressed your question to ken, but the film compared to the paper labels are like night and day. The print is a lot more vibrant and pro looking. Paper isnāt terrible by any means, but i canāt see going back to it once i tried film.
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Thatās a cute idea. 
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But of course itās cute, itās us weāre always cute 
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Butt away I donāt mind at all. In fact you can butt in anytime you want when Iāve posted. I welcome any and all ideas suggestions options and all that stuff.
The paper labels only work because theyāre just for me. Iām sure theyāll get messed up with dripping juice, but a 30 ml doesnāt last that long. Itād be harder to get the clear tape of the bottle trying to protect them (but I put in on my 120 mls).
Hereās one I mixed last night. I just searched Google images and found two ā¦cropped em down and managed in the Dymo sotfware (LabelWriter 450 Turbo)
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Iām butting in too. If you donāt mind spending the extra money, the film is the best not only because of how it looks as @ffrank says, but it also doesnāt soak up juice. The paper ones do. I use a lot of paper myself but have to replace those labels occasionally whereas the film just lasts and lasts. You can get film from Amazon for around $40 shipped for 50 ft. This is for the Brother QL-700. You can get paper from Amazon as well, around $20 shipped for 100 ft. Big difference in price, yes, but big difference in the product too. My suggestion is get both. You will soon find out which you like to use for what. And for more info, if Iām just labeling my own bottles and not to be something for marketing, I use approx 1" of the tape for each label. That is 600 film labels and 1200 paper ones. So even the film is not a bad expense at approx 7 cents each.
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haha donāt make go buy another label maker 
and I am not recommending anyone buy this model Dymo I got super crazy cheap used ā¦it even had the right labels in it!
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This thread is just loaded with butts this morning. hehehehehe Morning Robert how ya doin?
GOGOGOGOGO. then sell me your old one for next to nothing. HINT HINT HINT lmao
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