Labeling & Lettering Your Electronic Projects

Several methods on how to apply professional looking labels & lettering onto your electronic projects. Plus, the pro's & con's of all these methods.
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VIDEO CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
0:56 Past projects I've lettered
3:22 Embossing Tape
4:13 Dymo Lettering
5:04 Decals
5:43 Dry Transfer (Rub-on) Lettering
6:54 Decal Method
11:30 My 1st. guitar amp project
12:30 Pitfalls of using Dry-Transfer Lettering
13:26 Triplett Tube Tester Lettering
16:03 Removal of old lettering
18:56 The Packing Tape Method
27:28 Water-Slide Decal Method
29:21 End Tag

[@bahramsoroush2228]

THANK YO FOR SHARING.

[@PeterMilanovski]

I watched someone age's ago print out a picture on paper using an inkjet printer, soaked in water I think and applied it to a tin coated piece of sheet metal and it looked amazing!
The video had nothing to do with electronics but I could see how it would be perfect for electronic enclosures....
Haven't needed to do it myself yet but I have never forgotten the video, I can't remember what the video was called or who posted it but for some reason I was watching art videos which is standard practice for a polymath like me... I'm always watching random videos or reading random stuff... You only ever need to remember seeing something somewhere and you will find the information when you need it, sometimes you remember more while other times less but you never forget that you know something about the topic that you are currently working on....
Great effort in this video!
Pretty underrated considering the amount of view's this channel is getting....
Thanks for posting 😁.

[@DVRproductions52]

Thanks Peter, I have the same problem, I see some really great ideas and hacks out there but when I try to find them again, they're gone! Thanks for the channel kudos!

[@OneBiOzZ]

Super helpful! thank you!

[@DVRproductions52]

You're very welcome!