On the labels I have, the center hole is larger than a cd center hole so the applicator needs to have a tapered spindle. Will this work?
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HiI like this one better than the memorex I have. You can print a cover to cover the disc except the center hole or you can the center arounf the hole. Hard to explain but look at the disc.The centers is about an inch diameter the has the hole about a 1/4 inch. You can make for either.The whole gray part can come up besides the center stub. Hopes this answers your question. Like I said I love this alot better than the memorex one.
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Thanks for your quick answer. Maybe Avery has something design for this particular label.
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My labels have a hole that is only 1/4" bigger than the cd hole. Would this work?Thanks
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Yes this will work. It is larger on the bottom to fit the labels and smaller on top to fit the Cd. Once you have them both in place you just push down and it collapses down to stick them together.
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The applicator has two spindles not easily seen in the picture because the spindle is in the down position in the picture. In the up position the larger diameter is for the label and the smaller for the DVD/CD. Application is done with everything upside down. I do not recommend the use of labels on the DVD/CD. Some machines will not work with the label attached to the disc for various reasons.
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I made a small hole that only the needle can enter straight & covered it w/ the label sticker of the cartridge (the hole is beneath the sticker). You can use a simple tape glue (not liquid glue) or a sticker. I think it's better to do, as in time it drys fast.
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A very cautious Yes, but with these conditions: 1. You should use the template provided by the label manufacturer. It works with MS Word. 2. The template allows two columns of labels for a standard CD jewel case. You might find a template for a slim case, but the labels will be very thin. The labels I bought tended to rip apart when separating from the backing sheet. This can be a royal pain when labeling CD cases. 4. I had to use a professional trimmer to trim the label sheets which were supposed to be pre-sized.You may want to just go with a standard 8.5x11 self-stick label sheet and trim your own. Working with the regular size CD jewel case label was frustrating; trying a half-width label may try your patience.
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I read the responses you received and agree with them. You can use the Avery CD/DVD applicator that Amazon has and there are other brands. After I put the label on the disc I do smooth it down using a soft cloth just to make sure there are no wrinkles in the label. Good Luck!
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Despite the fact the software did not work for centering all the labels, the labels I could use were excellent and did not smudge at all when applied to the lids. I allowed for plenty of drying time before handling. I made my labels before I canned my product since it took a little time for me to get just the right look including background color. I am using a HP Photosmart 8450 but too many of the labels were way off center and unusable, particularly as gifts but the one's that were centered were great. If you find all your labels are centered, please tell me how you did it!
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Put the adhesive side up on the applicator first. Put the cd on top with the non playing side next. Smooth out.
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Yes, this CD/DVD Applicator will work with any operating system if you have a program that will do CD/DVD labels. This product gives you an easy way to apply the labels once you have created them. I use a program called AudioLabel, and it worked well with WIN98 (my last OS) and Windows 7 (my current OS). I actually did a few the other day using Avery "Matte White Full-Face" CD labels, #8960. My program makes me choose Avery 8695 (don't know why), but it works wonderfully. Print, place on applicator, put CD/DVD on applicator, press, tear off tabs, and you have a pretty cool, personalized CD/DVD. I couldn't live without my label applicator. Yes, this CD/DVD Applicator will work with any operating system if you have a program that will do CD/DVD labels. This product gives you an easy way to apply the labels once you have created them. I use a program called AudioLabel, and it worked well with WIN98 (my last OS) and Windows 7 (my current OS). I actually did a few the other day using Avery "Matte White Full-Face" CD labels, #8960. My program makes me choose Avery 8695 (don't know why), but it works wonderfully. Print, place on applicator, put CD/DVD on applicator, press, tear off tabs, and you have a pretty cool,... » Read More Yes, this CD/DVD Applicator will work with any operating system if you have a program that will do CD/DVD labels. This product gives you an easy way to apply the labels once you have created them. I use a program called AudioLabel, and it worked well with WIN98 (my last OS) and Windows 7 (my current OS). I actually did a few the other day using Avery "Matte White Full-Face" CD labels, #8960. My program makes me choose Avery 8695 (don't know why), but it works wonderfully. Print, place on applicator, put CD/DVD on applicator, press, tear off tabs, and you have a pretty cool, personalized CD/DVD. I couldn't live without my label applicator. « Show Less
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I have used mine strictly for CD and DVD labeling. The enclosed product directions make no mention of mini disc labeling.
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I am using it on an HP cartridge. You could probably make the hole in the plastic with a soldering iron, but this makes it easy. It make the hole the right size to pour in the toner. Keep in mind that it is a really dirty job. Even with the right size hole, the toner still gets all over the place. Do it outside. I am not sorry that I bought this.
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This Label Applicator is for CDs and DVDs and can also be used on mini discs as long as center hole is the same - which it should be since you can also use the mini disc on any same regular disc players - This label applicator is just a helper that keeps the disc firmly from moving and allows you to put pressure on the label that you want to stick on to face of disc, It should work with any mini discs.
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I made a CD tray: http://lh5.google.com/fixup77/R8OyC6siCZI/AAAAAAAAAMw/4QkfDEBzS-4/s800/CDTrayF.jpgI use Canon's CD-LabelPrint, downloaded from Canon Europe. I use the right reflector to fine align the image position and the result is perfect - cannot see any offset on the prints. CD-LabelPrint also let you to adjust the position.$99 bought from Fry's, CD and duplex printing, what more can I expect?
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I found this coupler that works for the bigger tips except the one largest one. Ateco Large Plastic Coupler 404 In my opinion the Wilton couplers don't have quite the right shape to fit Ateco tips. They get the job done but once you use the correct Ateco coupler, you'll notice a difference.
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I had the same problem, my spindle with a morse taper was fine but my chuck was siezed The new chuck fit great with one tap of the rubber mallot, and works great and has not come loose. I hope this helps.
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Yes. Make sure there is a difference in the reflectiveness between the tape and the spindle. It should work well.
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1/4," 3/8," and 1/2" are the only D1 cartridges that work with this label manager. 3/4" and 1" D1 cartridges are too big and will not fit.
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Just lift up the whole tray, not just the scanner lid. The cartriges will motor to the center. The push the cartridge tab to release.
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I don't know of any way to get around this "feature". The machine appears to be programmed to stick the inch or so leader on the label. It appears to me that the manufacturer knew this was a issue because they print the two small dots at the point where the label has to be cut to center it. I wish I had a solution for you. Good luck in finding one.