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    Quote Originally Posted by Substance View Post
    nice work looks like a shorty ??
    Agreed your logo is & should be a representation of your self

    My first items I hand engraved my logo on & it looked not to impressive
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    had a go & made a stamp but found I had to stamp hot steel or get a bad stamp or risk & double stamp from bounce
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    personally I am settling for pro made stencils & etching my works you can pretty well finish the job then etch before final polish & all done clean with neat lines
    I got my etch stencils made by a lad in Aus $70AUD for a 4" * 6" sheet
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    Yeah I've made three in this batch and there all shorties. I do prefer a shorter razor but just changing thing up really.
    Your etching look really good and I think that's the way to go. Thanks for your input much appreciated.
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    Etching really well!!!
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    If something is unclear in the text, please correct me ......

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    Etch is the way to go. Had a stamp, really only works well on aluminium. As for design, mine is my initials squeezed together with a circle around it. you just have to play around with designs until you find something that speaks to you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thisisclog View Post
    Etch is the way to go. Had a stamp, really only works well on aluminium. As for design, mine is my initials squeezed together with a circle around it. you just have to play around with designs until you find something that speaks to you.

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    Thanks for the input buddy. Seems like the concensus is that etching is the better option all round. Now I need to get artistic and come up with a mark/logo
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    Second the "year made" suggestion. It would be something if the vintage makers had adopted that practice from the beginning. Ken

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