Storage Station for Brother P-touch P700 / P750
including Tape Organizer & Label Catch Bin
Labels have this wild habit of developing a life of their own after printing... 😅
To prevent the desk from becoming a label wasteland, I designed a compact docking station for the Brother P-touch P700/P750: the printer sits neatly in the base, the most important TZe tapes are readily available next to it – and a removable container at the front catches the finished labels directly at the output.
Features
- Dock/Base suitable for Brother P-touch P700 / P750
- Integrated Tape Organizer:
7× tapes for approx. 9–12 mm
2× tapes for 24 mm
plus a narrow compartment for e.g. "reorder" labels / leftover strips
- Label Catch Bin (removable) – quickly emptied, no mess
- New: taller catch bin (for more output at once)
- New: 2 print profiles "For Left/Right Setup (USB cable, space next to printer, wall side...""
Versions / Print Profiles
- Base (right) – organizer on one side, catch bin at the front
- Base (left) – same function, just mirrored (for your setup)
- Catch bin "tall" – more volume, fits into the base (standard for both profiles)
Upgrade for everyday use: Many wanted more "label buffer" – which is why the tall catch bin is now standard. Additionally, the base also comes in a left version, so it fits your desk layout (cable/space/wall side/tape change – you know the drill 😁).
Changelog/Updates
14.02.2025: Profiles adjusted and revised
14.02.2025: Replaced previous small container with taller one in profiles
14.02.2025: Added left base (printer possible on either right or left)
07.12.2025: Taller catch bin added
„Have fun printing and labeling!“
Already printed? A Make (or short comment) is super helpful: Motivation for me – and a real practical check for others. ✅
Print Instructions
Base
- 0.20 mm layer
- 2 walls
- Z-seam rear
- ~15% infill
- No supports needed (Base)
- PLA is perfectly sufficient
Catch bin (new / support-free, each on the second print plate)
- 0.20 mm layer
- 2 walls
- Z-seam rear
- No supports needed (Catch bin)
- PLA is perfectly sufficient
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