Brother P-Touch labeller?

[claytushaywood]

I saw over at tagboardeffects a picture of a build where someone said they used a p-touch labeller (one of the nicer ones I believe) to label the knobs and pedal.

It looked amazing actually.  Some cool fonts with different sizes and I couldnt see the seems of a label...

anyone use one of these? 

experience, pictures of builds, etc?  Id like to get something better than stamps, but still do not wanna learn a graphics software!  I have all sorts of audio production software skills, but damn graphic software pisses me off!

[jimilee]

Graphics and audio software are the same functionally, the tools just have different labels. I know enough of each to be be functionally dangerous. Labelled sounds cool, prolly cheaper than inkjet ink and waterslide paper.

[billstein]

I have a P-Touch but have never thought about using it for labeling an effect. Do you have a link to the picture you saw?

[rullywowr]

This is certainly an option, especially if you use clear labels and then clearcoat over them.  I have a P-touch label machine but haven't used it for labels on pedals yet.  It works well.  My latest use of it was labeling a couple hundred little SMD storage boxes for SMD components.  It worked great, and helped me to stay organized.

[GermanCdn]

I use the P-Touch for a lot of labels, here's a few





Sorry for the crap pictures, the lighting in my basement is horrible for photos.

The P-Touch is a great little investment.  I also use it to label all my parts drawers and guitar cases.

[sirbergersworth]

I started using a P-touch also.
Here are a few.



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[claytushaywood]

john kallas did this- says he used an old pt 2100

[claytushaywood]

a buffing wheel and a labeller- now thats some cost effective super professional results right there- dude is awesome- hope he doesnt mind me sharing, posted over at tagboardeffects so i figured i can repost here