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knightyme

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I suspect many of you are already aware of this or even using one, so this is directed at those who don't. :)

 

As many of you know by now, I have a small custom plaque business that keeps me busy. When I first started the business, I looked for a way to "sign" my work, if you will, in an effort to capture follow-up orders. As such, I came real close to ordering a "rubber stamp" kit, to place my name on the rear of each plaque. However, I really wanted something more "rustic" in appearance and I found just what I was looking for at Rockler.

 

A branding iron for wood.

 

I brand each plaque (see image below) and follow-up orders have already manifested themselves! I love my branding iron!

 

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I suspect many of you are already aware of this or even using one, so this is directed at those who don't. :)

 

As many of you know by now, I have a small custom plaque business that keeps me busy. When I first started the business, I looked for a way to "sign" my work, if you will, in an effort to capture follow-up orders. As such, I came real close to ordering a "rubber stamp" kit, to place my name on the rear of each plaque. However, I really wanted something more "rustic" in appearance and I found just what I was looking for at Rockler.

 

A branding iron for wood.

 

I brand each plaque (see image below) and follow-up orders have already manifested themselves! I love my branding iron!

 

brand.png

Looks like it keep everything in that professionally perspective

 

I am not in business but I have a branding iron. The guys at work gave it to me when I retired. I don't use it on everything but I really like having one that is for sure.

Oh don't we all love just having something even when we never use it!

 

Yup, I have one too.

Where's mine?

 

I use one also.

 

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Now this one hot! you went all out!

I suspect many of you are already aware of this or even using one, so this is directed at those who don't. :)

 

As many of you know by now, I have a small custom plaque business that keeps me busy. When I first started the business, I looked for a way to "sign" my work, if you will, in an effort to capture follow-up orders. As such, I came real close to ordering a "rubber stamp" kit, to place my name on the rear of each plaque. However, I really wanted something more "rustic" in appearance and I found just what I was looking for at Rockler.

 

A branding iron for wood.

 

I brand each plaque (see image below) and follow-up orders have already manifested themselves! I love my branding iron!

 

brand.png

 

 

I am not in business but I have a branding iron. The guys at work gave it to me when I retired. I don't use it on everything but I really like having one that is for sure.

everything has it's own priority when the need arises go for it !

 

Yup, I have one too.

 

 

I use one also.

 

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I've had one for years, it works great.

Len

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I purchased an attachment for my branding iron so that I can burn the year as well.  The attachment is such that the numbers may be altered each year (using a primitive form of typesetting).

 

Often, I not only brand my work, but I add other information, such as the name of the designer if the design is not mine.

 

I'm attaching an example.

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I purchased an attachment for my branding iron so that I can burn the year as well.  The attachment is such that the numbers may be altered each year (using a primitive form of typesetting).

 

Often, I not only brand my work, but I add other information, such as the name of the designer if the design is not mine.

 

I'm attaching an example.

 

Frank, that year attachment is a nice touch! If I may ask, where did you find that? Merry Christmas!!

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