If any of you have shop logo stickers made.. Where did you have them made??? Also is anyone willing to give up a sticker or two for a SASE? I am making a display board in my shop....I appreciate any help with this...
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Custom Shop Stickers?
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You mean like the OSHA signs that I have in my shop. 
I had mine made through Grainger, but they were way overpriced.
I had mine made through Grainger, but they were way overpriced.
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Also you can get stickers from Thompson Tools and Turning Wood when you order. Also found something called Redbubble.com that apparently makes stickers. Also a site called Zazzle a bit more cost but I ordered a stamp from them and had good results.
I had stickermule make my logo into some stickers. They run deals all the time on instagram, I’ve been very happy with them. Vistaprint does them as well.
Try Sticker Mule www.stickermule.com/
You will find plenty on Etsy website. Some will customize them for you.
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One of the side benefits of sandcarving is that the resist cutter also cuts thin adhesive backed vinyl that you can transfer to many surfaces. I have put club name lettering on tool rests etc.
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I have black, white, orange and two blues. Also transfer tape to make placement easier.
These rolls are 12” width.
the cutter software has a variety of fonts and it can trace most black and white Jpg images.
cutting a couple of smaller images does not take much time or material so it would be easy to send you a few vinyl transfers.
If this is what you are looking for send me a private message.
I have been making my own product labels and business cards using "Print shop 23" which will work, with a few glitches, on the latest Windows with a Core i7 processor. The later versions sold after Broderbund sold out never worked worth a D**.
This is one example of of the business card.
This is an example of a product label applied to the base of a bowl. The labels can be printed out on 8667 clear return address labels in quantity using the data base included.
This is one example of of the business card.
This is an example of a product label applied to the base of a bowl. The labels can be printed out on 8667 clear return address labels in quantity using the data base included.
I've been using adhesive backed 3/4" round epoxy dome logos for years on turnings. Here's a link to the supplier I use: https://www.whitedogpress.com/dome.htm
