Printing Meters onto a Project Box: Tips & Techniques

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Start date Jan 22, 2004
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Using rub-off letters is an effective technique for printing words like "meter" onto a project box, providing a clean and professional appearance. These letters can be found at office supply or bookstore locations, offering various sizes and fonts to suit different projects. Careful application is essential to achieve the best results. This method is favored for its simplicity and accessibility. Overall, rub-off letters are a practical solution for labeling project boxes.

Jan 22, 2004

david90

what is a good technique for printing the words like "meter" on to a project box?

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Jan 23, 2004

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They make sheets of rub off letters which with care can do a very nice job at this sort of task. Look in office supply or book stores. They used to sell many different sizes and fonts.

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