Logo Stamp

[badLoveLeather]

Where can I find a company that will make me a heavy duty stamp of my logo (or whatever i want)?

Travis

[steveh]

www.harpermfg.com

[Russ]

Mine is from http://www.greyghostgraphics.com/

[Art]

ISI

http://www.infinitystamps.com/

But the Jeff Mosby stamps are 1/4 the price, I have three and I haven't worn them out on leather.

Art

Where can I find a company that will make me a heavy duty stamp of my logo (or whatever i want)?

Travis

[Luke Hatley]

BAD LOVE LEATHER..... GREYGHOSTGRAPHS MAKES A GREAT MAKERS STAMP

[steveb]

Where can I find a company that will make me a heavy duty stamp of my logo (or whatever i want)?

Travis

well travis:

both of my stamps are from infinity, made from tool steel.

expensive, but for it - they deliver killer quality in terms of design,

manufacture and materials - a lifetime stamp, with reasonable care taken

my .02 - why fool around, do the no-brain stuff once

steveb

Edited March 2, 2008 by Johanna
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[abn]

Another vote for Infinity.

Alex

[Calleather]

I had a steel stamp made at Infinity that cost 325.00 had the same stamp made at DeCrevel in Napa, ca for 100.00. I also hear good things about Harper.

[Art]

I have steel stamps from both Harper and ISI, they are both excellent and will never wear out. However Jeff Mosby is an artist and can pretty much translate what you want to a stamp. Infinity and Harper required camera ready art or one of their stock design. The stamps from Jeff hold up very well for leather and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them for leather. The Harper stamps I have I used to mark steel when I made knives, for leather, they will last beyond forever. I have different stamps in different sizes, some for cowboy gear, others for holsters or belts and two different sized chops (small artist marks) all for what it cost me for a steel makers mark or two. So if one of my stamps falls out of favor with me and I want something different, Jeff doesn't break the bank.

Art

I had a steel stamp made at Infinity that cost 325.00 had the same stamp made at DeCrevel in Napa, ca for 100.00. I also hear good things about Harper.

[The Major]

I bought my makers stamp from Infinity a few years ago for $150 if I remember right. Great company to deal with. Quick turn around.

I just had Jeff Mosby make me 3 custom stamps and they make a great impression. I was a little skeptical, but now that I have been using them, I love them. Extremely quick turn around.

I recommend both companies.

Edited January 16, 2008 by The Major

[esantoro]

well travis:

both of my stamps are from infinity, made from tool steel.

expensive, but for it - they deliver killer quality in terms of design,

manufacture and materials - a lifetime stamp, with reasonable care taken

my .02 - why fool around, do the no-brain stuff once

steveb

Hi Steve,

Your stamps leave a great impression. Are you using a mallet or a press?

Ed

[ELAD]

I got mine from Infinity. A little pricey, but still doing the job.

ELAD

[steveb]

Hi Steve,

Your stamps leave a great impression. Are you using a mallet or a press?

Ed

Ed - I use a mallet, one good solid shot does it, the small crossed mallets stamp is sharp so it cuts deep w/o much effort

my name stamp is bigger, less sharp and so requires a good swing of the mallet to make a good deep impression...

you cant double hit these, I get ghosting if i do...so...hit it once - like ya mean it

steveb

[esantoro]

Ed - I use a mallet, one good solid shot does it, the small crossed mallets stamp is sharp so it cuts deep w/o much effort

my name stamp is bigger, less sharp and so requires a good swing of the mallet to make a good deep impression...

you cant double hit these, I get ghosting if i do...so...hit it once - like ya mean it

steveb

Steve,

What size mallet do you use?

Thanks,

ed