Any thoughts on using for guests at a party to engrave their signatures into a silver platter? Not sure re. ease of first time use for signatures.
1591959
I agree with J. L. sign their names with fine marker and take it to a Jeweler or someone who can do a good job. I used this method but I did use large print on a granet stone.
1591960
Not unless you can find some real nice stencils. I couldn't engrave anything legible with the stencils included with this tool. I would suggest having them sign with a marker or something anyway and have it engraved afterwards over top of the marker... by someone who knows what they are doing. Engraving is more difficult than I thought it would be.
1591961
It has a tendancy to jump all over when engraving, just writing single letters or numbers is a task. If you're going to try for large signatures it would be better than actual size. Controlling the device is not going to be easy.
1706537
Go to MasonRow .com and you can pre look at all the possible designs. There are quite a few. Once embosser comes in mail, it will Send a code to then order it. But additional for$30 each or a trio pack...all personalized how you want it. Keep in mind,when typing,the red dot let's you move print inn a circle on some pages
473006
Absolutely! I have a device I use at work to engrave keys for my fleet vehicle keys. You just gave me an idea to do so! Thanks!
256840
I don't know anyone who would dare engrave crystal. What we did was get a heart-shaped charm in sterling for each, had the charm engraved and then attached to the flute with a sterling chain. Pewter would work also, and be less expensive, but the silver worked very well. Hope this helps!
1934584
Really, the only reason you would use this is for fun. I've put some secret notes in notebooks, or an easter egg in a note, or decorated a bill with it. But really, if you are using ink other than the "big four" (blue, black, red or green), you're really doing it either to be artistic or have fun.
741675
I contacted them and obtained their FAX # and faxed signature to them. They might have contacted me if I would have waited. I am ordering 2 stamps for co-workers; actually ordered last night. Will see how things go this time?
657980
What do you mean "pre-engraved"? You tell them what you would like engraved on it. I got a special quote engraved and gave it to someone as a birthday present. Maybe I don't understand the question. It is safe to assume they will not just engrave it with random information.
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Well, it may depend on the business. Most are informal. There are some that have no message and you could write in. I think they are very pretty and I have been using them all for friends and family. The box is very sturdy ans there is a place you can write in names and dates. They were not too expenceive so you buy them and then buy another box of a different kind. Combine the two boxes and you would have some for business from each and use the rest for friends and family. I know this is just too much info..
477990
I should have said "I don't know!" However, I would think that heating is unnessescary! Your trying to place a certain amount of gold with impressions into a softer material. Try it without heating first for the results. Then try with the heating! I think you will find the best way to transfere the gold onto "Leather" will give you the answer. I think that heating the "STAMP", would cause the Gold foil to become too thin and then too brittle to have a solid "Stamp Mark" impression for your needs!
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I am running Windows 8.1. I used Printmaster to make invitations, place cards, and to address envelopes for a wedding reception. It worked very well, even though it did lock up a few times, causing me to have to restart my computer. So, not perfect, but workable.
360315
yes,you can use the Sharpie pen to do this (not the ones with a felt-like tip, unless you want to), and it's a big piece of wood. These are available in push button fine point model which would certainly work, if (and here's the big if) everyone has a small size signature, or, it's a small wedding. Either of these pens would work providing the wood is unfinished, and no one tries to correct their writing, as these are both very permanent
517316
I've seen a video on YouTube where someone uses a gold shellac gel polish with stamping and it worked. I never got it to work with the colors I have though. But these plates would work just the same as any other good quality plates. What you can do though, that I do all the time, is do a gel polish mani, but before the top coat, wipe the sticky layer and use regular polish to stamp, then wait a few minutes then apply the top coat of gel polish. :)
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I have successfully done this, you have to make sure and not use a lot of ink, I lightly blot the stamp on a paper towel to remove excess ink. I also have used it by mixing powdered color with a little vodka which dissipates quickly. The scope for uses of this paper is only left up to the imagination. You can do what I do, I keep extra and all my scraps for trying new ideas. Have fun! NOTE: Stamp directly, firmly and quickly lift off stamp.
877889
I apologize but i have not used it. I will check tomorrow night (won't behome tonight) to see if there is a recipe. I used it for a prop at a party that was a carnival theme.
2027410
Hello, We do not normally engrave as we do not do directly on the frame. We could have a precut metal strip that would fit inside this area if you wanted it to say something. This would run $5.00 extra if you wanted it personalized. Thanks for asking and let us know if we can help. Theresa
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Hi Mona, You send us the names and the date you want to engrave to sales@partyandbeyond.com after placing your order. we can also send you more font options if you want different fonts to be engraved.
706900
You will get a very classic embossed look on white paper. Thick cardstock is a littler harder. You will have to press very tightly - I had to have a strong male do it for me. I also used one for metallic seals - and got a great print - but also hard to press. Works best on a regular 20# paper. Love the embossing - and have bought several.