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Guys & gals who could I purchase a custom makers stamp from? Something I can set with a big maul? Preferably a stainless steel or brass constructed stamp. 

What does something like this cost? $100+ dollars? 

Any & all help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

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Leatherstampmaker.com did mine. Cost is by the square inch, brass, very good quality. I also had 2 made for local golf courses i make custom logo'd stuff for. Not sure of the price now, but i remember a poker chip sized logo being around $100. The detail is amazing. I believe they are a sponser here as well.

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30 minutes ago, Hags said:

Leatherstampmaker.com did mine. Cost is by the square inch, brass, very good quality. I also had 2 made for local golf courses i make custom logo'd stuff for. Not sure of the price now, but i remember a poker chip sized logo being around $100. The detail is amazing. I believe they are a sponser here as well.

Thanks Hags I'll look into it. I'm looking for a inch or so bigger stamp, with just my name & location. Or maybe they offer free design session & I'll get something fancy. 

Thanks for the help. 

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Just got mine from steelstampsinc. It's 1-3/16" it was $240. Sorry I don't feel like going through the hassle of paying a picture of it, but if you go to my Instagram: tanoak leather, you can see it there.

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I have a 1 inch round from steelstamps. Cost approx $60. Exactly what I wanted.

I did add the $8 handle and the heater to hot stamp with it.  Will also burn into wood. 

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3 hours ago, Ddat said:

Just got mine from steelstampsinc. It's 1-3/16" it was $240. Sorry I don't feel like going through the hassle of paying a picture of it, but if you go to my Instagram: tanoak leather, you can see it there.

 

1 hour ago, 327fed said:

I have a 1 inch round from steelstamps. Cost approx $60. Exactly what I wanted.

I did add the $8 handle and the heater to hot stamp with it.  Will also burn into wood. 

Thanks guys I appreciate your input. 

@327fed what type of heater did you get for your stamp? Is it just a alcohol burner? 

Thanks.

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It is like an electric soldering iron that threads on the stamp instead of the handle. They have an adjustable switch one and a non-adjustable one. $80 maybe? The adjustable feature is nice as different leather/wood stamps different. I play with scrap till I get the burn right.  It came from the same place. Try to post a picture later. I rarely use it on leather unless stamping on rough side. 

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1 hour ago, 327fed said:

It is like an electric soldering iron that threads on the stamp instead of the handle. They have an adjustable switch one and a non-adjustable one. $80 maybe? The adjustable feature is nice as different leather/wood stamps different. I play with scrap till I get the burn right.  It came from the same place. Try to post a picture later. I rarely use it on leather unless stamping on rough side. 

Thanks I appreciate it. Yes if you get time, I would like to see a pic of it, if it's no trouble. 

Thanks again. 

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I lied. These came from leatherstampmaker.com. They helped me with the design, as did some on here, as my files were not the correct thing they needed. The big stamp was about $150, 3 inch. the heater was $40 but they have bigger ones. This was 40 watt. The one inch round was $60. takes a long time to heat up the 3 inch stamp. 

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