Stamp

CagedSuperman said:
Where to get a stamp made for my logo?
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Henry Evers - Everstamp is one of the best. My number one stamp. Probably not the cheapest but probably the best.

Buckeye Engraving is another good one.

I have a second one from budget branding irons that's not bad either. It's larger than I requested and I had to do some regrinding on the perimeter but the price was right and it has held up well.
 
J. Doyle said:
Henry Evers - Everstamp is one of the best. My number one stamp. Probably not the cheapest but probably the best.

Buckeye Engraving is another good one.

I have a second one from budget branding irons that's not bad either. It's larger than I requested and I had to do some regrinding on the perimeter but the price was right and it has held up well.
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Thanks, for a non sarcastic reply lol
 
J. Doyle said:
Henry Evers - Everstamp is one of the best. My number one stamp. Probably not the cheapest but probably the best.

Buckeye Engraving is another good one.

I have a second one from budget branding irons that's not bad either. It's larger than I requested and I had to do some regrinding on the perimeter but the price was right and it has held up well.
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I need a logo one. Not just letters, I’ll check it out
 
CagedSuperman said:
Knife blades. But I’d rather have the stamp and etch the logo. I tried etching before and failed
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Yeah, same here. I stamp all mine.

So any of those companies should be able to make you a quality stamp, as long as your logo isn't too crazy. Obviously bigger logo with more detail equals more money but you should be fine.

Going with a reputable company that will make you a properly hardened stamp is important. Buy once, cry once. You don't want to have to buy a new stamp frequently.

I think I read that Everstamp stamped 10,000 marks in steel with a single stamp.
 
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