I'm having trouble figuring out how to cut the label since I tore across the directions. Can someone help me?
873032
yeah there should be a little scissor symbol near the start of your numbers click space then switch to that and trigger twice hard and it will cut for you
873033
yes thats what i do its verry easy that way use regular scissors as long as when the label comes out and you cut it by hand its even on both sides
873034
when you finish making your label when you see it comming out of the top just bring it out so you can cut it with sissors leave enough room on both sides to even it off ok . if you have any problem just email it back
873035
One of the keys is a scissor symbol you just put in there( leaving extra tape space after your last letter and then press harder the clicker it should cut the tape there
873036
Yes...You rotate the green wheel until you get the little scissors in the center of the window (Just left of the "A") then squeeze the handle just like you do to make letters but with the little scissors selected in the window it will cut the label off instead.
873037
Labeler should have a picture of scissors on it to be able to cut label. If not, then not sure unless you manually cut the label once you have completed your label.
1645378
I printed the directions out from the company. I don't have anymore. Sorry.
1664558
I had a hard time with that too! My wife figured it out. To remove the "clear" part from the "not-clear" part, look along the attachments that are connected when you press the bottom release button. The part located at the border of the "clear" and "not-clear" part can be pressed. Press this in, pull and (here is the step I could not figure out and did not want to force for fear of breaking it) lower the clear container a little bit and pull in the opposite direction on the opposite side to release the one additional clip. I have not yet done this myself. My wife did it, and washed it, and now we are waiting for it to dry. Seems pretty sturdy though, you seem to be able to pull it a little more than I thought would be reasonable. This post was from a year ago. but hopefully this can help someone (I am betting A Happy Mom has figured it out by now).
1370737
Redman has it right. It's tough to physically tear through the protective covering on the tape. I've used something with a straight edge after sticking the non-protective side. Then press/mark/score the protective side and you should be able to pull/tear the tape. It's worked before when I've lacked something sharp.
1923131
Try to restick the portion that w you were able yo remove. Then what I did was keep smoothing the label on my cell then I slowly removed it holding the edge down. Good luck!
821239
Here is the answer to this annoying time waster. 1) Cut and press down the sticky side of the tape onto the surface. 2) Take an exacto knife or box cutter and make a shallow 'scoring' diagonal cut anywhere on the top of the red upper layer of the tape. 3) Lift up a corner from the end of the diagonal incision with exacto knife or fingernails and peel off easily. Takes 5 seconds or less.
1504594
It's easy. Just mark where you want the ends of the tape on both sides. Stick the end of the tape firmly on one end, then unroll and stretch it across before pressing it down. It might help to have someone hold the other end down if you have a long way to go across.
1614815
I have the same issue - those little plastic bars on the sides have to be manipulated so you can close and cut. I could not find a way around it and do not use it anymore.
1907646
We did not use the entire length of the desk top cover, so we cut a matching curve at one corner of the cover. We marked the corner and used a heavy duty pair of scissors, like kitchen shears. We also marked and cut a straight line across the side and back with ease in just a couple of minutes. We tried using the knife and snapping method, but it was very difficult to keep the line straight to cut the first scoring even using the aluminum square. We were a little nervous too when we first got out the scissors, but if you are not sureif the scissors you a using are going to work, just try to make a cut on the part you are not using as a cover. We did not use the entire length of the desk top cover, so we cut a matching curve at one corner of the cover. We marked the corner and used a heavy duty pair of scissors, like kitchen shears. We also marked and cut a straight line across the side and back with ease in just a couple of minutes. We tried using the knife and snapping method, but it was very difficult to keep the line straight to cut the first scoring even using the aluminum square. We were a little nervous too when we first got out the scissors, but if you are not sureif the scissors you a using are going to work, just... » Read More We did not use the entire length of the desk top cover, so we cut a matching curve at one corner of the cover. We marked the corner and used a heavy duty pair of scissors, like kitchen shears. We also marked and cut a straight line across the side and back with ease in just a couple of minutes. We tried using the knife and snapping method, but it was very difficult to keep the line straight to cut the first scoring even using the aluminum square. We were a little nervous too when we first got out the scissors, but if you are not sureif the scissors you a using are going to work, just try to make a cut on the part you are not using as a cover. « Show Less
2148060
The label peeled right off with no problem at all- didn't even have to get out the goo gone! But if yours was a little stickier, goo gone would definitely take it right off. Good luck!
1257042
I used the directions in the box. The directions were pretty bad...but it worked. It took me a long time to figure out what was what...but I eventually got it. Good luck!
254309
They are die cut attached to a continuous roll. You could just peal label off, but sliding the cutter is more efficient way to hold and peal label off attached paper.
126940
I had trouble with this as well and finally cut the plastic off completely. I never had this issue in the past. Why they changed the packaging I wish I knew....annoying !!!
2252921
I also had trouble. The problem is viewing what the end product will look like. The Directions need a lot of improvement.
821238
Well, I used my sharp fingernails but I think a carpet cutter, used at a slight angle, should do the trick. It's easier to tape one side to a solid surface and then removing the second side. Trying to do both sides while just holding the tape, causes the tape to stick to its self. Good luck, it works great!
762125
I'm only answering because I had the same trouble at first. I do not mean to offend if you think I'm just stating the obvious. Once you start, leave the covering long and cut the tape from it. It was my instinct to cut all the pieces to size, instead I pealed & cut leaving the covering long and uncut.
390246
The picture shown here is incomplete. There is a typical two-part "squeeze" handle as you might find on other tape-based labeling devices. If you search generally for "braille labeler" you will find other examples with better images. NOTE: it works but it is a bit finicky. You may have to blow a few inches of tape off to get used to how/when/where you should create an imprint and when to cut it.