Label Maker Recommendation?

[MarknCat]

Hi all, we are looking for a label maker to use in and on the boat and on the dock. Anyone have one they really like?

[Steve_in_lex]

Dymo.  Easy to use, different size fonts, special characters, different options for the background tape, and the labels stay on.  Mine is an earlier version of the Label Manager 280.

[Jim Hardesty]

we are looking for a label maker to use in and on the boat and on the dock. Anyone have one they really like?

Can't say I really like it, but it works good, I have a real cheep Dyno, the one with a wheel and trigger.  The labels are long lasting and readable.  Friends that have used the "nicer ones" need to replace often due to fading.  That and red, green and black permanent markers take care of most of it.
Jim

[Noah]

I use a Brother P-Touch 220. Works fine, although the user interface is a bit complicated.

[ewengstrom]

I have a Dymo Label Manager 160 and love it. The interior electrical panel on Ohana is the white variety and I've labeled the "accessory" switches with the correct wording for what they actually control. As noted above the font size is adjustable as is the font itself so the labels look pretty darn close to the original on the panel itself.
I've also labeled a few hoses around the boat but end up putting the label on and then wrapping the hose and label with clear packing tape so they won't "sweat" off. Works great!!!!

[MarknCat]

Thank all, ended up with the Dymo 360 and so far so good.