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Blackriver Laser makes them at a reasonble price, I have a couple and they work well for me.

Chief

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I second Blackriver. Great pricing, super customer service and super fast turn around.

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One more for blackriver

Great to work with. The font on my makers stamp didn't come out very well from the image I sent and they reworked it with a better font and sent me both stamps. Awesome customer service.

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Grey Ghost Graphics made me a nice delrine stamp with great detail.

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I got a very nice brass stamp from LWLeather.com (they advertise on this site) and the web address will take you to Etsy.

mines a 3x3cm square - be warned though, you will need a decent amount of force to ensure a clean impression. I am gonna buy an arbor press to get the stamp consistent.

Barking Rooster stamp 1

the detail is incredible - you can even see the Roosters eye on the leather and its almost microscopic!

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Black river.

I'm in uk and had a stamp made by these for my arbour press it was good value for money and stamp is as clear as a bell. Really pleased with it

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Do you need a "Arbour Press" to use these or other makers marks? Or, does a good mallet work just as well?

Just wondering what most use.

Tom

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To be honest I have used a good mallet with a durlon stamp but I was always wondering in the back of my head. ''Will this crack if I whack it too hard". You can get nylon ones from Tandy that are for hitting with a mallet but as with all tools I would only use them as they should be used.

Thanks

Ls1

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Thanks lightningad! Our website is actually www.lwleathers.com

We have 4 types of stamps depending on embossing preference.

1. The standard $38 one uses a c-clamp for emboss. Please see the instructions here: www.dropbox.com/s/jo2i4vjgxymko6t/instruction.pdf

2. One is designed for use with arbor press ($68) Sometimes it can be hammered on too depends on the size of your design. https://www.etsy.com/listing/109001883/custom-leather-stamp-for-arbor-press?

3. We have another one that comes with a hammering handle ($98). The stamps are interchangeable, perfect for multiple stamps (additional stamps are $38 each only) www.etsy.com/listing/118992398/custom-leather-stamp-with-hammering

4. We also provide a custom heat embosser for leather stamping ($128). Please see the video in the link below. It’s very easy to use and it takes only seconds to have a deep and long lasting emboss. www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNeDelNRqEU www.etsy.com/listing/98894284/custom-leather-stamp-with-heat-embosser

I got a very nice brass stamp from LWLeather.com (they advertise on this site) and the web address will take you to Etsy.

mines a 3x3cm square - be warned though, you will need a decent amount of force to ensure a clean impression. I am gonna buy an arbor press to get the stamp consistent.

the detail is incredible - you can even see the Roosters eye on the leather and its almost microscopic!

Cheers,

Calvin

www.lwleathers.com

Custom Stamps - Heat Emboss - Branding Tools

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