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CoolTech · March 16th, 2007

I was browsing my local Office Supply (rhymes with maples), and I came across my tagging/labeling solution.

I am sure it has been posted here before, but I was impressed with the results

Here is "my" solution:

Purchased:

One Garvey Tagger Gun & 1000 Garvey Tagger Tails

One ream 110 lbs. Card Stock paper (250 Sheets)
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Created "my" tags on the laser printer

Front & Back View (Company name ommitted to comply

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Popped one on a shirt

Bagged One Shirt

Ready for shipping

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My issue with Labels and Tagging were dealt with for less than $70.00

Solmu · March 16th, 2007

How much did the tagging gun set you back? Most of us buy them on eBay as they generally seem to be a heck of a lot cheaper there (certainly not a big deal in the long run, as it doesn't exactly take long to make make the twenty bucks

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CoolTech · March 16th, 2007

$22.50 for the gun

$10.00 for 1000 tails

NonFiction · March 16th, 2007

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Originally Posted by CoolTech


	$22.50 for the gun $10.00 for 1000 tails

I got a tag gun with 3000 tags and six needles for .01 cent ...shipping was 5.99

CoolTech · March 16th, 2007

... and that brand name was...?

Solmu · March 16th, 2007

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Originally Posted by CoolTech


	... and that brand name was...?

Probably Tianbao, since that's the main one on eBay.

It's pretty much exactly the same gun, if not completely identical.

It's only twenty bucks, so it's not a big deal. Although it's also 875%

CoolTech · March 16th, 2007

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Originally Posted by Solmu


	Probably Tianbao, since that's the main one on eBay. It's pretty much exactly the same gun, if not completely identical. It's only twenty bucks, so it's not a big deal. Although it's also 875%

Well, I know mine came with a warranty... not a big deal

COEDS · March 16th, 2007

THANKS Jim, I think that is a great solution to tagging. I told my wife about this and she has one that she uses for basting quilts. I told her it will be doing double duty. Hey check out my new shirt design. This one is dedicated to ( my hero ) you, Mr. Cool Tech! LOL ............. Good luck ..JB

NonFiction · March 16th, 2007

Yeah its only a few $$. Good luck with your shirts. Im new to the forums its just cool to see so many people trying different things. Cooltech how logn ahve you been selling shirts? Im just starting and i see you have left the main tags in i think im going to do the same.

CoolTech · March 16th, 2007

I purchased equipment about a month ago

CoolTech · March 16th, 2007

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Originally Posted by COEDS


	THANKS Jim, I think that is a great solution to tagging. I told my wife about this and she has one that she uses for basting quilts. I told her it will be doing double duty. Hey check out my new shirt design. This one is dedicated to ( my hero ) you, Mr. Cool Tech! LOL ............. Good luck ..JB

Going with the "Western Theme" I see...

Only 6 more posts to 1000... Get in there and shake some new member hands!

I think there is a party forming now for your 1000...

macumazahn · March 16th, 2007

I'll be stalking ebay for one of these. Thanks for the tip.

Rodney · March 16th, 2007

Nice write up, Jim. Thanks for sharing the information.

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	Front & Back View (Company name ommitted to comply )

You didn't have to blank out the company names used in your helpful example photographs. Heck, even Lou throws a plug for himself in his videos

Robin · March 17th, 2007

Thanks Jim, I love that idea!! Funny, I just seen one of those guns at office max last week. Even wondered what I would use it for

Byeline666 · March 26th, 2007

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Originally Posted by NonFiction


	I got a tag gun with 3000 tags and six needles for .01 cent ...shipping was 5.99

i got this same deal and it even shipped from japan to US.

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