Die Cut Sticker Sheet Printing

This printer can print cut sheets of any size. So far I have printed out plans for a garage using 16.5 x 23.75 cut sheets. Custom settings allows me to practically use and cut sheet 24 or less in width. The 24 roll ordered will not be used until all my cut sheets are used up. The 8.5 x 11 sheet holder is used for maintenance testing the printer head if the printer hasn't been used for a while prior to printing on larger paper formats. It took me many tries to align cut sheets straight enough not to produce errors before printing. I believe I've gotten the hang of it but not yet to mastered it. Very pleased with this printer.

The 250 sheet box is a great way to cut down on printing costs. There are 5 packets inside 50 sheets each for convenience.

The case is well made plus looks good. The die cut foam is perfect for my Phantom 3 plus accessories.

Bought these primarily to use on my speedlights. I can cut out several per sheet. Gels are of good quality.

This is the best way to test printing on various weights and types. It's awesome that more than one sheet of each in included!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Received these Brother Die Cut labels are they are great labels. There’s 300 per roll and they have multiple sizes for different purposes. They are precut, and most of all they are very easy to peel. They labels are very good quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These Large Die-Cut Labels work perfectly with Brother QL-1100 Wide Format Professional Label Printer. Easy to install. The labels are of professional quality. Ink adheres and prints come out crisp with no smudges!

Use this paper when making up my pre-die cut Christmas cards. This paper always lays flat, no matter how heavy the ink coverage. Lighter weight stock I've used had a tendency to develop slight buckles if the ink coverage was heavy.

Saw this at Photoplus and decided to give it a try because of the die cut foam. Marketed for the Canon 5D, but I fit a 6D body with a 70-300mm lens attached and a 24-105 mm and 16-35 mm IS in the lens cut-outs (the 70-300 is too long for the lens cut-outs but fits if mounted to the camera). There,s a few extra cut outs, but haven't decided what to put in them yet.

I bought this to try out after seeing the disheartening reviews for the Dymo 500 series printers. I was pleasantly surprised by the ease of loading the paper and computer installation. The printer comes with a sample roll of 2.4 continuous label stock. I initially planned to purchase die-cut labels, but I found that the flexibility of the continuous stock allowed me to change the size as needed. Keep in mind the size options for 2.4 labels are very limited. The cutter works great too. How long they last remains to be seen. Of course, having labels cut after print does not give you rounded corners like die-cut labels, but if you don't mind that then you should be good. Prints come out crisp and quite clean too.