Making our own Makers Mark!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- I've decided that its finally time to make a proper makers mark / stamp for my knives, and other projects. These things are also known as touch marks or punch stamps, but their use is pretty straight forward; to stamp and sign metal and leather! Making this thing ended up being a lot more difficult than expected, forcing me try a couple different approaches, but we managed to pull it off! If you've got any questions feel free to ask in the comments!
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Shout out for making that available 🙏
love your attitude mate, had a bit of a laugh with you but it all worked out in the end. Thanks for the vid and the laugh. Cheers
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it🤟
great results
While file and dremel is fun to use, I find that for making complicated touch marks it's just easier to etch the negative of the design on your stamp.
How doesn’t this video not have more views great content man
Thank you!
Gut gemacht! Kunagi tegin ka midagi sarnast...
Danke!!
In dem was du machst bist du der beste !!!
Die arbeit macht sich bezahlt! Liebe gruse von us allen! ❤️
Dude, next to use a simpler mark. 😊
where's the fun in that ;)
Congratulations for your efforts and for you didn’t give up till the end !!! You teach us to be patients and what means resilience . God bless you man !!!
Thank you!
Good stuff.
Thank you boss👌
All the hard way through the process and swearing like an old pirate - the stamp looks fantastic and was fun to watch :) Looks like these holes in your gloves are telling an interesting story on itself!? :D
What's the point in having gloves if you can't use them to their full extent😉
I Like it!!!
Good Videos 👍
Thank you! 🤟
I feel your pain bro! I’m in the middle of exactly the same project, we both had exactly the same problems. Dremel tools are so hard to control right. I’d almost finished when I slipped and cut of half my mark... 🤦🏻♂️
It's absolutely brutal, I think if I had to do it again I'd use acid or electrolysis to etch in the design instead of carving it
Heat it up and burn it in wood.