Gran Nismo
Newly Enlightened
I need to start identifying which ps connects to which charger, and what not. What are your experiences and recommendations.
Thanks!
Thanks!
What's a good label maker?
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Marty Weiner
Flashlight Enthusiast
I don't know if you want a handheld or not but I use a Brother QL-500 which is a little larger but takes a variety of sizes of labels.
I'm very happy with it.
I'm very happy with it.
B@rt
Flashaholic
Another vote for the QL-500. 
Reasonably priced and fast as well.
Reasonably priced and fast as well. 
Concept
Flashlight Enthusiast
I use a Dymo Rhino Pro 5000 and it is great for a variety of things we do at work. Possibly a cheaper version of the Dymo label maker might be the go for standard work.
mauiblue
Newly Enlightened
I've got a Brother PT-65 which meets all my labeling needs. Easy to use and easy to get refills at Office Max.
eluminator
Flashlight Enthusiast
TedTheLed
Flashlight Enthusiast
lots of suggestions on this thread too:
http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=138625&highlight=label+maker
...2nd the Metallic Sharpie, best on dark surfaces though..also possibly even more durable are oil-based weatherproof "paint pens"-- I get mine from Abbeon Cal; but you have to order 15 for $44. I can tell you from experience these things last for ever until you use them up -- I have had a few sitting around for over 5 years and they're still good!
http://66.70.117.13/store/item.cfm?code=2107
Mark Permanently with
Real Paint Pens on plastic, glass, leather , stone,
wood, metal, paper, etc.
An opaque, weatherproof, non-toxic enamel . . .
dries to a glossy finish in seconds . . .
smooth application with the pressure sensitive felt tip . . .
pen-size for convenient handling
shake for 60 seconds to insure proper mix of paint . . .
writeout 150 meters.
Size is 53/8" long x 5/8" diameter.
Any mix of colors per package.
http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=138625&highlight=label+maker
...2nd the Metallic Sharpie, best on dark surfaces though..also possibly even more durable are oil-based weatherproof "paint pens"-- I get mine from Abbeon Cal; but you have to order 15 for $44. I can tell you from experience these things last for ever until you use them up -- I have had a few sitting around for over 5 years and they're still good!
http://66.70.117.13/store/item.cfm?code=2107
Mark Permanently with
Real Paint Pens on plastic, glass, leather , stone,
wood, metal, paper, etc.
An opaque, weatherproof, non-toxic enamel . . .
dries to a glossy finish in seconds . . .
smooth application with the pressure sensitive felt tip . . .
pen-size for convenient handling
shake for 60 seconds to insure proper mix of paint . . .
writeout 150 meters.
Size is 53/8" long x 5/8" diameter.
Any mix of colors per package.
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gadget_lover
Flashaholic
I use the little Brother P-Touch. It works well as longa s you clean the surface before applying it. I like the various colors, including clear backgrounds and various metalic colors. The gold lettering on black looks really good on a black flashlight.
In a few cases, I've used a drop of super glue to make the hard to stick label permanent.
Daniel
In a few cases, I've used a drop of super glue to make the hard to stick label permanent.
Daniel
Gran Nismo
Newly Enlightened
Thanks for all the responses. I will checkout Staples for the suggested models.
