Laser engraving on pen? Where?

[lumpy37]

Does anyone know how or where you can get laser engraving of names on finished pens? I thought of trying a trophy or plaque shop but was hoping for a good answer here. Any help woulod be appreciated.

 

[RDH79]

Woodturningz

I have some away to Woodturningz now. Will find out in about a week how they are.

 

[hunter-27]

Stan at: http://www.mestaridesigns.com/turners

Constant at: www.lazerlinez.com

Both are also IAP members

 

[heinedan]

I recently had a couple of pens engraved by one of our own: Kallenshan Woods

http://www.kallenshaanwoods.com/servlet/StoreFront

They did an outstanding job, and offer custome made and engraved maple cases for your pens also.

Dan

 

[stolicky]

Tony, at PenWorks, does laser engraving.

 

[Rick_G]

On the same line do any of our members in Canada do laser engraving. Preferably southern Ontario

 

[mbroberg]

http://www.kallenshaanwoods.com/servlet/StoreFront

I just sent a pen to Ken at http://www.kallenshaanwoods.com/servlet/StoreFront

Reasonable price, fast turn around and quality work.
Mike

 

[mrcook4570]

I can engrave names or any other text, photos, logos, clip art, etc. Just send me a pm if you would like more information concerning any project you may have.

 

[Mack C.]

On the same line do any of our members in Canada do laser engraving. Preferably southern Ontario

Here's a list from SMC, Rick. Scrawl down to Canada, of course.

http://www.sawmillcreek.org/engravers.php

 

[Gulfcoast]

Stan is the one ---

http://www.mestaridesigns.com/turners

--- great service, great prices and great quality

Joe

 

[soccer2010]

Once i get some experience, I may get some engraving done. Looking at all the suggestions, Constant seems pretty cheap ... $3 (not per line).

 

[Rick_G]

Here's a list from SMC, Rick. Scrawl down to Canada, of course.

http://www.sawmillcreek.org/engravers.php

Thanks Mack. Will have to check out the one in Windsor her last post was 4 years ago so you never know.

 

[Rifleman1776]

Not wanting to take potential business from our members here. But, I would suggest looking for a business local to where you live. By building a relationship with them you may be able to get better prices and/or personalized work.
I use a local shop. He does my duck calls and pens. Recently he did two desk stands and currently is l-engraving on a powder horn.
It helps to be able to explain in person what you want. And, by suggesting that you can spread some positive word of mouth advertising, you will almost certainly guarantee better service.