Thanks for the inspiration, here's the labels I created.

I used a PowerPoint template (with a Master for each brand), converted each slide to a PNG and then printed them on BrainstormID cards. I'm happy to share the PowerPoint template if anyone wants it.

Looks nice!

Thanks @DashZero \ @reidbailey

Here's a link to the PowerPoint template:

https://1drv.ms/p/s!AuTYurMRVJKXtv5Vt8SQxp4RjuhY8w

Feel free to take a copy and make full use of it. There's 18 cards included and a master template for Dewalt, Festool, Wagner, Kreg, Wen and two blank ones.

To print them you:

1) Save as PNG, which will export each slide as a separate file
2) Go to Brainstorm's layout tool - https://brainstormidsupply.com/id-card-printing-layout-tool.html/
3) I use the Canon M-Tray, no bleed option, select two of the files to create a PDF
4) I then printed them Brainstorm ID's inkjet cards, using their M-Tray on a Canon TS9100

If you're on Instagram, tag dusty.tools if you post a picture of what you created

This is great! Thank you.


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You’re welcome!


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Here is a PNG of the label I made for my DWS520K TrackSaw
created using the PowerPoint template I downloaded from the
link in this thread.

I found black and yellow Systainers on Lee Valley's site and I got
a Sys IV for my DeWalt TrackSaw so it will be easier to take with
me when working away from the shop.

If anyone has a Dymo Labelwriter printer they work well for making up quick labels. Only B&W but you can import graphics and photos. I was just trying it out for kicks this morning. I needed to print some address labels and found a roll of name tags (Dymo #30365) that I had never used. They are not sticky back, no adhesive, so you can slip them in behind the clear covers. They are slightly larger at 3.5 x 2.25 inches but easily trimmed. The Dymo label software (free) lets you add barcodes and many other options.