Complete Label collection to organize your LEGO Technic Elements

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Can you just cut these out and tape them?

[ToukoJapani]

Can you just cut these out and tape them?

I did just like that. I printed all I needed from the pdf to the sticker sheet and then cut them out. Works ok to me and did cost about 1 €.

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I did just like that. I printed all I needed from the pdf to the sticker sheet and then cut them out. Works ok to me and did cost about 1 €.

Time to get sticker paper

[ndgeek]

Registered to second Killermike's request for an alternate format. Would it be possible to convert all of these to PNG? Then it could be used on any type of label you can imagine, including just a sheet of 8 1/2" x 11" plain white paper with Scotch tape.

[henrysunset]

I'm happy to announce yet another update to my collection of over 900 LEGO brick labels. This update includes a lot of parts released in the past few years.

Download and learn more at brickarchitect.com/labels/

Sincerely,

Tom Alphin

Author, The LEGO Architect, 2015, No Starch Press.

P.S. I also ensured that there are labels for all of the most common elements by creating a database of every set currently available for purchase, allowing me to identify the most common LEGO elements (and colors). I've shared my preliminary findings at http://brickarchitect.com/bricks/.

Edited August 30, 2016 by henrysunset

[2LegoOrNot2Lego...]

This is cool! Though I'm not interested in the labels them selves, it gives excellent insight in the newly released parts...

So thanks!!!

[RohanBeckett]

I thought I had one of those label writer machines at work... but when I went and checked, I found it was a Dymo LabelWriter Turbo330

Still a good unit, but the software can't read your label files :(

not sure whether I will just bite the bullet, and buy a Brother....

or just tediously print out on paper, and cut/stick on my drawers...