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Maker's mark

ron55

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I see a lot of leather makers here have maker's mark stamps. I'd like to get one, but there a lot of stamp makers online - not sure which one to go with.

Is there a go to company to get maker's mark stamps made?
 
I'm happy with the made in USA stamp that I got from LSM. Once I design a Makers mark, I'll probably them to make it.
 
We got our current one from Richard Brooks. He is a Canadian Bit and Spur maker. Very quick trun around time, reasonably priced and solid quality. Ya have to find him on Facebook I believe.
 
yeah- buckeye engraving - i've stamped hundreds of blades with same stamp and still sharp and crisp !!
 
Since the inception of 3d printing there really isn't a "go to" anymore. Lots of budget options are available, even for stamps made out of solid brass. All you need is an image of your logo and to know what size you want it, preferably a .png file but I've used .jpg's as well. Ebay and Etsy both have a plethora of stamp makers that aren't too tough on the budget.
 
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