Accessories

Organizer's delight
This item is a winner. It was purchased based on my brother-in-law's recommendation of a smaller model. I am using it strictly for home organizing tasks and find it easy to use, fast set-up, and good labels for shelves, boxes, etc. Haven't tried the computer functions yet. But would definitely recommend this for making labels for home use. There is one proviso which I would note to the manufacturer. It is tough to figure out which of the label tapes fit each model. A better system is needed to identify them with the appropriate machine. To give an example, it would appear that all TMZ model labels would fit this one; it's not true though. Be careful about this when you purchase the labels.

Versitile
A great all around performer for labeling needs. Would like to see an option to upgrade it to a stand alone network printer. It is best to print a whole slew of labels at once to minimize cutting margin waste.

Labeler
This labeler is the best I've seen in a long time. Some of the functions take a little getting used to, but is worth getting. I like the ease of changing tapes. I label every thing in my shop. It just adds that "touch". The tapes are available every where. It runs on batteries or on a 110v adapter. I prefer using the batteries for the ease of portability.

A very nice labeling machine
I use this labeler in my home and have found it to be very effective. As others have mentioned, it is aggravating to have so much wasted tape at the beginning and end of each label, so that's why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 stars. To somewhat solve the problem of the wasted labeling tape, I make a list of all the labels that I need to make and type them in on the machine in one continuous strand (until the memory is "full") with a couple of spaces in-between each label. Once it prints out, I then cut the labels apart. Yes, I know it's an extra step, but it sure saves on all that wasted tape if you were to be making labels one at a time. These labels stick very well to the plastics that I've adhered them to, unlike the tape used in an older labeling machine that I had before this one. If you are *really* frugal (as I am at times) you can save those little extra end pieces in a baggie and use them for labeling something small, writing on them with a permanent marker.

Great label maker
This was bought to replace an old Dynmo. This is a very good, very easy label maker. It does everything it was supposed to do. The 110volt converter is a must, it is included.