Folder Comp. Mechanical Engraving/CNCHow to engrave into pens??

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 From:  Bill (ALBILLBERT2000) 27 Jun 2006 
 To:  joyce (JLADY)  3 of 4 
4190.3 In reply to 4190.1 
As for metal ones also recomend using a featherweight holder to keep the contact light as for wood and most coated pens or pencils.. the laser works wonders, take some time and make a jig cut out some engraving stock or I use 1/2" acrylic and cut an out line of a pen.. I have 3 jigs i use.. one for up to 4 pens at a time and one for 24 I was charging $5.00 per for singles. but now am going to $7.50 as for qty thats your call.. I have done them for as low as $1.75 but will be rethinking that price soon also..
 

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 From:  gt350ed 27 Jun 2006 
 To:  joyce (JLADY)  4 of 4 
4190.4 In reply to 4190.1 
Joyce: We're over here in Victorville. Perhaps we can help. Send us a Private Mail (PM).

In the meantime, we laser pens all the time; metal AND wood. Of course we've got a homemade jig and saved setup files in Corel. But, really, it's easy.

There is one caveat, however. We seldom do customer's pens. We only engrave what we sell. It's just not worth trying to figure out the myriad pen substrates that are out there.

Ed Holley
Victor Valley Trophy & Awards Co.
and Coffee Mugs Online
www.coffeemugsonline.com
 
 
     
 

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