Electro-Etching Maker's Name

[Marko Tsourkan]

I like stamps, but at times I might have to work with a thicker stock, so I have to look for alternative ways of marking my work.

So, I would like to explore Electro-Etching. Can you guys chime on this? I would be interested in quality equipment (plan to keep for a long time without upgrades), so would like to know what the startup cost is.

Thanks,

M

[lowercasebill]

talk to butch .. he did a demo last year at warrens ,, the equipment was not too expensive

http://www.etch-o-matic.biz/knifemaker.htm

[Pensacola Tiger]

Marko,

Butch had a thread on this over in his forum:

http://www.kitchenknifeforums.com/sh...ching-question

Hope this is what you need.

Rick

[Marko Tsourkan]

Marko,

Butch had a thread on this over in his forum:

http://www.kitchenknifeforums.com/sh...ching-question

Hope this is what you need.

Rick

Will look at it. Thanks!

[Dave Martell]

Yes talk to Butch, he has the deepest clearest mark possible, looks stamped sometimes.

[StephanFowler]

I'm not the guy to talk to here.

I've been using a trickle battery charger for years. it works but it's frustrating as hell sometimes.

just haven't stepped up to a personalizer yet, I'd really like to.

Stephan

[l r harner]

the personalizer + is $$ well spent if you aew in this full time or even if you jsut want stupid easy makers marks

[Marko Tsourkan]

the personalizer + is $$ well spent if you aew in this full time or even if you jsut want stupid easy makers marks

I would love to stick with a stamp, but it has its limitations. Plus, you can change your mark or logo, for less than ordering a new stamp. I will adapt my stamps for wood products, so I don't feel bad about money wasted.

M

[Diamond G]

Ill second the Personalizer plus!
Had one for years. Love it.

God Bless
Mike

[Michael Rader]

+1 on the Personalizer Plus. Just do it - you won't regret it.
-M