Are the dies replaceable easily? If I own a laser engraver machine, is it possible to somehow mount my own dies into the embosser? Thanks so much.
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The plates are changeable for sure, but you would have to get ones that match the notches in the main part of the machine. Not sure what you mean about the laser engraver.
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I don't know about actually creating the dies, but the plates for this embosser actually come separate, with mounting instructions. Each time you want to fit it in its case, you must remove them. So as long as you could create the whole contraption (plates, "arms" and all) it could easily be fitted in.
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I am not sure of your question but will give you the only answers that I have. The embossing plates are easy to slip in and slip out of the embosser device - they lock into place using two square holes that hold and lock in two protruding metal parts. This is not a super sturdy device and it requires a lot of strength (to squeeze the embosser) to ensure that the embossed impression is adequate. I am not able to picture your needs but I doubt you could mount your own dies as the mounting structure is precise - in other words the holes line up with the pieces of metal that stick out. Sorry I cannot be more helpful. I am not sure of your question but will give you the only answers that I have. The embossing plates are easy to slip in and slip out of the embosser device - they lock into place using two square holes that hold and lock in two protruding metal parts. This is not a super sturdy device and it requires a lot of strength (to squeeze the embosser) to ensure that the embossed impression is adequate. I am not able to picture your needs but I doubt you could mount your own dies as the mounting structure is precise - in other words the holes line up with the pieces of metal that stick out. Sorry I... » Read More I am not sure of your question but will give you the only answers that I have. The embossing plates are easy to slip in and slip out of the embosser device - they lock into place using two square holes that hold and lock in two protruding metal parts. This is not a super sturdy device and it requires a lot of strength (to squeeze the embosser) to ensure that the embossed impression is adequate. I am not able to picture your needs but I doubt you could mount your own dies as the mounting structure is precise - in other words the holes line up with the pieces of metal that stick out. Sorry I cannot be more helpful. « Show Less
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Sorry I am really not sure as I have never had a reason to change the plate. If it were the exact size it might be possible with the right tools.
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I am not sure of your question but will give you the only answers that I have. The embossing plates are easy to slip in and slip out of the embosser device - they lock into place using two square holes that hold and lock in two protruding metal parts. This is not a super sturdy device and it requires a lot of strength (to squeeze the embosser) to ensure that the embossed impression is adequate. I am not able to picture your needs but I doubt you could mount your own dies as the mounting structure is precise - in other words the holes line up with the pieces of metal that stick out. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
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Maybe so but they appear to be glued. One of the others gave a good answer, which is - you could probably pry out the original ones and then glue yours in its place provided they are the same size. Good luck!
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Yes the dies are removable. I think you would have to contact the company that made the unit to see if they had replacement or inter-changeable dies. Sorry I couln't be of more help.
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Hello Brenda, Please email us the engraving details. We usually ship the next day once the information is received. Thank you for your business! Best Regards, Terry Moore
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Hi! Just send us a quick message [product customization request] with the engraving you want and we add it to your order after you purchase - no worries!
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There are only 3 dies. 'The die that seats the bullet can also be set for some crimp. Not as versatile as a dedicated die, but does all I need it to do...my cartridges go bang. I have two Lee Progressives set up for different calibers...they're a little temperamental but through a little trial and error you'll figure it out. I can putz around and make 125 to 150 rounds an hour...if I step it up, 175 to 200 rounds an hour. Pretty good for $160
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Hi Larry! Thank you for your inquiry! Unfortunately, we don't offer engraving services Aiste BisonOffice
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Yes, you can use different die designs. I have three die which one is for my library, one for my desk, and one which is generic in nature. They all work quite well. Though, as the instructions indicate, it does take just a little practice to get the designs to emboss just the way you wish. Enjoy.
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I use the Big shot pro least of all. When I bought it, I assumed that there would be more dies comng out, but there are very few and none worth my interest or money. And because the Big Shot Pro is so heavy to move, I purchased a Spellbinders Grand Caliber at a discount so that I could use my 8x8 embossing folders and my 8x10 Grand Nestabilities dies. If I had to do it all over again, I never would have purchased the Big Shot Pro. I'm getting everything I want with my Spellbinder Grand Caliber and my small Big Shot.
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Hi. I had to go try and see if I could use an embossing folder with the magnetic platform, I hadn't tried it before. No. I wasn't able to use it. The magnetic platform is just enough thicker (as the basic multi platform is without any of the sheets down). When I added ONE clear cutting plate it makes it thicker than the normal platform, but not thick enough to just use with one ...and adding the embossing folder & second cutting plate makes it too thick to run through. I hope this answers your question. (It will work with the cutting embossing dies though, pretty sure.) :)
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The embosser is made of two pieces 1. Handle and 2. Metal insert.You can change the inserts with different information on it.
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I would not recommend, because if you destroy the integrity of the metal, you ruin the sword. And 2, only if you know someone personally who knew how to handle the engraving and do a decent job. My suggestion would be to place in a display case or stand and have an engraved plaque made stating what you would like.
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Yeas, you can take the bit out and put in all sorts of different bits, including several jewelry ones. This is a good engraver but, before you buy it, you might want to consider looking for a cordless one. I have found that it is a little awkward to move it around with the cord, which can easily get in the way or mess with the balance of it.
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Yes you can order different plates for this embosser. Just contact the company.
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No, I haven't used it for metal embossing, but have used it for embossing paper such as card stock and water color paper. I didn't seem to have any problem. It could be the differences for the surface, the amount of pressure needed to emboss metal instead of paper, or the thickness of the metal that is being embossed. Also some people my just need larger tools than others. Sorry, I can't be of more help.
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if you have the newer style dies these will not work, you need the pin's with a head on them. If you remove the broken pin you'll see the head on it
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The die is removable. Below is a copy of the email I received from StampExpress, the company processing the order, prior to the completion of my order. It gives you an idea of what is posssible. I am sure you could get more specifics by emailing StampExpress directly. I hope this helps.------------- Begin message ------------- Greetings, Thank you for your Embosser order. To produce your embosser, we will need the following information: 1. Embosser Size/Style: 1-5/8" Round or 1" x 2" Rectangle 2. Custom Text * 1-5/8" Round -Top Arch -Bottom Arch -Inside Line 1 -Inside Line 2 -Inside Line 3 * 1" x 2" Rectangle -Up to 4 lines of custom text 3. Position on the paper where the embosser will be used: Top, Left, Bottom or Right (If not indicated, the embosser will be manufactured to emboss from the bottom of the page) 4. Typestyle: Arial, Helvetica, Roman, Script, Optima, Park Avenue, Zapf Chancery, Swiss Outline, Book Antiqua Please reply back to this e-mail with the requested information, and we will immediately begin production of your order. Thanks again for the order, we appreciate your business. Sincerely, Blanca - StampXpressQ
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If you buy this unit you could take it to someone who has a lazer engraver and they should be able to engrave it for you. Or This is another Amazon choice KidKraft Personalized Martial Arts Belt Holder with Black Zen.