Anyone could do it!! The Most Convienient Logo-printing Method

AWESOME!! Except...how come you didn't crop off the excess tape? Also I recommend Scotch tape for smooth cubesmith tiles, the texture is much similar.
I couldn't remove the tape with the tools I had at that moment; I'll try to remove it later.
 
I just did it with an inkjet. Works really well actually. I found that I had to rub the tape before running it through water. I used normal, scotch tape. I'm going to try this with packing tape next.
 
Found a better way for inkjet printers.

After messing around with this, I've found that scotch tape works quite well with ink. Instead of using water, lightly set the tape onto the logo. Press gingerly, then remove the tape from the paper. It doesn't matter if the ink is drying or not, both states will work.

Below is the end result.

EDIT: It turns out the video above demonstrates what I did. The packing tape in the video obviously works better, but I don't currently have that :)

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Found a better way for inkjet printers.

After messing around with this, I've found that scotch tape works quite well with ink. Instead of using water, lightly set the tape onto the logo. Press gingerly, then remove the tape from the paper. It doesn't matter if the ink is drying or not, both states will work.

Below is the end result.

EDIT: It turns out the video above demonstrates what I did. The packing tape in the video obviously works better, but I don't currently have that :)

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I love you.
 
Using the laser printer method, I now have a chinese character logo for my mf8 legend.

Thanks!
 
My lunhui now has a colored logo printed with laser printer. Awesome tutorial!
 
it leaves a remnant of stickness behind. Sufficient to stick it on to the cube. Its 2 days since I stuck mine on. Its still intact.
 
Doesn't the water ruin the tape's stickiness?

it leaves a remnant of stickness behind. Sufficient to stick it on to the cube. Its 2 days since I stuck mine on. Its still intact.
 
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